Q. What is the direct object in this sentence:
We sent a package to our relatives in Iowa.

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Identify the indirect object in this sentence:

He told his parents a lie.

Q. What is the direct object?
Tina is making dinner for us.

Q. What is the subject?
Our boss is buying us dinner.

Q. What is the indirect object?
A movie on TV gave me the chills.

Q. The indirect object is the person or thing that gets/receives the direct object.

Q. Identify the direct object in the sentence:
Sally sold Jim some tickets to her school play.

Q. Identify the indirect object in the sentence:
Sally sold Jim some tickets to her school play.

Q. Identify the direct object:
The sun gives people warmth and light.

Q. Identify the indirect object:
The sun gives people warmth and light.

Q. A direct object receives the action from the verb.

Q. Direct and indirect objects work with only what kind of verbs?

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The indirect object is the person or thing that gets/receives the direct object.

Q. What is the indirect object of the sentence: The teacher told us the instructions for the day. 

Q. What is the indirect object in this sentence: The teacher gives her students lots of homework. 

Q. What is the indirect object in this sentence: His little brother loaned David a toy sword.

Q. Is there an indirect object in this sentence: He made a black eye patch.

Q. Is there an indirect object in this sentence: The night of the dance, David's mom drove him to Julia's house.