Direct And Indirect Object Worksheet For Class 6
Identify the direct object and the indirect object.
Grammar notes
The indirect object identifies the person/thing for whom/what the action mentioned in the sentence is performed. The indirect object is usually a person or thing.
Note that the indirect object usually goes before the direct object. When the indirect object goes after the direct object, it is usually introduced by the preposition to or for.
1. I showed him the photo.
2. I gave the book to Ami.
3. She gave them a present.
4. She told a story to them.
5. Mother bought a necklace for me.
6. I will make coffee for you.
7. She told me a story.
Answers
1. I showed him the photo. (direct object – photo; indirect object – him)
2. I gave the book to Ami. (direct object – book; indirect object – Ami)
3. She gave them a present. (direct object – present; indirect object – them)
4. She told a story to them. (direct object – story; indirect object – them)
5. Mother bought a necklace for me. (direct object – necklace; indirect object – me)
6. I will make coffee for you. (direct object – coffee; indirect object – you)
7. She told me a story. (Direct object – story; indirect object – me)
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