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Oriana González
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Direct and Indirect Objects
Every sentence has a primary structure, in order to communicate something: subject, verb, and object.
We're going to learn what types of objects exist. For that, we need to remember what an object is:
An object is a person or thing involved in the action indicated in the sentence.

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Direct Object
This indicates the sentence's object: the person or thing involved in the action and a response to what or who questions.
Subject + Action + Direct Object
Lucas kicks the ball
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Lucas kicks the ball
Who is the sentence's subject?: Lucas
What is he doing?: He is kicking something.
What does he kick?: He kicks a ball.
In this order of ideas, ball is the direct object because it is receiving the action.
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More Examples:
Sasha paints landscapes.
Shannon loves traveling to Europe.
The teacher explained the rules.
The company is considering my proposal.
Tina ate apples and bananas.
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Indirect Object
It is the recipient of the direct object. It answers the questions to whom, for whom, or for what. For example:
Subject + Action + Indirect Object + Direct Object
Marcy gave to her mother a painting
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Marcy gave to her mother a painting
Who's the subject?: Marcy
What action did Marcy do?: She "gave" something.
What did she give?: A painting
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Marcy gave to her mother a painting
At this point, we know that the object is the painting.
To whom does she give the painting?: To her mother.
By answering to whom, we understand that her mother is the indirect object. It is the recipient of the direct object.
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More Examples:
James built Marie a tiny house on the beach.
The sun gave the garden a pocketful of sunshine.
Alan finally gave her the engagement ring.
She gave her dog a bath before they went away on vacation.
Early the morning, I baked Bryan cupcakes to take to class.
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Direct and Indirect Objects
Every sentence has a primary structure, in order to communicate something: subject, verb, and object.
We're going to learn what types of objects exist. For that, we need to remember what an object is:
An object is a person or thing involved in the action indicated in the sentence.

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