G2: Nouns I - direct & indirect object 1

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G2: Nouns I Direct & Indirect Object 1

by Tom Rohrbach

Multiple Choice Quiz

You can do an INDIRECT object two ways:
SUBJECT	VERB	I.O.	D.O.	I.O. with preposition
I	gave	-	the book	to Mary.
I	gave	Mary	the book.	-
Dad	bought	-	a gold necklace	for Mom.
Dad	bought	Mom	a gold necklace.	-

My parents sent a package to me for Christmas.
[What is the DIRECT object?]
1. a package
2. me
3. Christmas
4. [no direct object in this sentence]
Annie's boyfriend wrote her a song for her birthday.
[What is the INDIRECT object?]
1. birthday
2. song
3. her [after "wrote"]
4. [no indirect object in this sentence]
Santa Claus gave a present to me.
[What is the INDIRECT object?]
1. Santa Claus
2. a present
3. me
4. [no indirect object in this sentence]
Greg passed his sister the gravy at dinner last night.
[What is the DIRECT object?]
1. his sister
2. the gravy
3. dinner
4. last night
The teacher lent us dictionaries.
[What is the INDIRECT object?]
1. the teacher
2. us
3. dictionaries
4. [no indirect object in this sentence]
Mr. and Mrs. Williams left us their furniture when they moved to Chicago.
[What is the DIRECT object?]
1. us
2. their furniture
3. they
4. Chicago
My mother is going to buy me a new coat at the mall tonight.
[What is the INDIRECT object?]
1. me
2. a new coat
3. the mall
4. [no indirect object in this sentence]
Little Billy handed Karen a love note in class yesterday.
[What is the DIRECT object?]
1. Karen
2. a love note
3. class
4. [no direct object in this sentence]
Our bank sends an email to us every month.
[What is the INDIRECT object?]
1. our bank
2. an email
3. us
4. month
I paid the bill for our meal at the restaurant last night.
[What is the INDIRECT object?]
1. the bill
2. our meal
3. the restaurant
4. [no indirect object in this sentence]

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