Direct and Indirect objects | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Transitive or Intransitive verb: Suddenly the child woke up.

Intransitive

Find the indirect object: The Riveras got their dog a new collar.

dog

True or false: To determine the indirect object, you can ask yourself who or what receives the direct object?

True

Complete the sentence using the words in brackets: We will write _____. (a letter/John)

John a letter

Identify the direct object: My friend brought gifts to the party.

gifts

What is the indirect object? He gave his teacher a card that he picked out himself.

his teacher

Complete the sentence using the words in brackets: You should give _____. (some flowers/your mom)

your mom some flowers

Transitive or Intransitive verb: She advised me to consult a doctor.

Transitive

Complete the sentence using the words in brackets: I promised to deliver _____. (the parcel/her)

her the parcel

Find the indirect object: The park ranger gave the tourists directions.

tourists

What is the direct object? I have told him the answer several times.

answer

True or false: To determine what the direct object is you can ask yourself who or what is being verbed?

True

What is the subject? The coach dismissed practice early.

The coach

Complete the sentence using the words in brackets: They will immediately send _____. (us/to/an email)

an email to us

Complete the sentence using the words in brackets: We have already shown _____. (Sam/to/the project)

the project to Sam

Identify the direct objects: Sasha's older brother studied math and science.

math and science

Complete the sentence using the words in brackets: They've bought _____. (daughter/a flat/their)

their daughter a flat

Transitive or Intransitive verb: I waited for an hour.

Intransitive

Transitive or Intransitive verb: I received your letter in the morning.

Transitive

Find the indirect object: Miguel threw Charlie the ball.

Charlie