Practice identifying direct and indirect objects in sentences with this grammar worksheet.

Worksheet titled "Objects" with instructions to identify and underline direct and indirect objects in sentences, featuring a list of sentences for practice.

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- Mr. Wong gave the dogs many treats.
- Direct Object: many treats
- Indirect Object: the dogs

- The interior designer gave his client a nice layout.
- Direct Object: a nice layout
- Indirect Object: his client

- My grandmother sewed the baby a dress.
- Direct Object: a dress
- Indirect Object: the baby

- Penny wrote her late husband a book.
- Direct Object: a book
- Indirect Object: her late husband

- Jack told me many stories about his childhood.
- Direct Object: many stories about his childhood
- Indirect Object: me

- Netflix gave the viewers a lot of movies to watch.
- Direct Object: a lot of movies to watch
- Indirect Object: the viewers

- Grandfather made dad a promise to take me to the park.
- Direct Object: a promise to take me to the park
- Indirect Object: dad

- The team gave their new coach a warm welcome.
- Direct Object: a warm welcome
- Indirect Object: their new coach

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