1. We ate dinner earlier than usual.
- Verb: ate
- Direct Object: dinner
2. My uncle in Singapore sent me flowers on my birthday.
- Verb: sent
- Direct Object: flowers
3. Does Raoul like his new home?
- Verb: like
- Direct Object: his new home
4. Our family took a trip to Arizona last year.
- Verb: took
- Direct Object: a trip
5. Pam liked my new dress.
- Verb: liked
- Direct Object: my new dress
6. Keshia wrote a great speech for the assembly.
- Verb: wrote
- Direct Object: a great speech
7. Henry Ford introduced the Model T Ford in 1908.
- Verb: introduced
- Direct Object: the Model T Ford
8. I carried Dana’s backpack to the bus stop for her.
- Verb: carried
- Direct Object: Dana’s backpack
9. I left my algebra book in my locker.
- Verb: left
- Direct Object: my algebra book
10. Shari painted many pictures in art class.
- Verb: painted
- Direct Object: many pictures
11. I lost my favorite earrings at track practice.
- Verb: lost
- Direct Object: my favorite earrings
12. Members of the class planted several trees to help the environment.
- Verb: planted
- Direct Object: several trees
13. Melanie collects shells at the beach.
- Verb: collects
- Direct Object: shells
14. Teresa ate breakfast on the run.
- Verb: ate
- Direct Object: breakfast
15. Do you prefer golf or tennis?
- Verb: prefer
- Direct Object: golf or tennis
16. Jamal chose Andy as his math tutor.
- Verb: chose
- Direct Object: Andy
17. Maryam wrote the Arabic alphabet on the board.
- Verb: wrote
- Direct Object: the Arabic alphabet
18. Antonio hurt his knee in football practice.
- Verb: hurt
- Direct Object: his knee
19. We polished the surface of the car.
- Verb: polished
- Direct Object: the surface of the car
20. I needed a postage stamp for the letter.
- Verb: needed
- Direct Object: a postage stamp
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of direct object indirect object worksheet.
