Grammar worksheet page teaching the difference between direct objects, indirect objects, and subject complements with practice sentences.

Educational worksheet on verbs, objects, and subject complements with definitions and exercises.

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1. rough
2. strong
3. cool
4. refreshing
5. happy

6. Ted visited his grandparents' village. (direct object: village)
7. Barb handed Dex a dry towel. (direct object: towel, indirect object: Dex)
8. Adam prefers soccer to aquatic sports. (direct object: soccer)
9. My mother taught me rules for safe swimming. (direct object: rules, indirect object: me)
10. Sylvia set a new record for her team. (direct object: record)
11. Sandy gave her sisters matching blue swimsuits. (direct object: swimsuits, indirect object: sisters)
12. Anne practiced the breaststroke. (direct object: breaststroke)

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