Direct vs. Indirect Objects
Direct vs. Indirect
Objects
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Objectives
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what direct and indirect objects are
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between direct objects and indirect objects
direct and indirect objects correctly
Sentence structure
Transitive
verb
Subject
Direct
Object
(Optional)
Intransitive
Verb
When, where, how,
for how long, with
whom
Indirect
Object
A subject
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Is a noun, noun phrase or pronoun that refers to a person,
place, animal or thing.
It is usually the agent of the sentence.
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The agent is the one doing the verb, the one that performs
the action.
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For example: My mother ran to the store to get some lastminute groceries.
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