Direct amp Indirect Objects Direct amp Indirect Objects can happen when your sentence has an ACTION verb Jump Skip Cook Yell smile Subject Compliments Subject Compliments happen when your sentence has a LINKING verb ID: 573053
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Direct Objects, Indirect Objects and Subject Complements. Slide2
Direct & Indirect Objects
Direct & Indirect Objects can happen when your sentence has an ACTION verb:
Jump
Skip
Cook
Yell
smileSlide3
Subject Compliments
Subject Compliments happen when your sentence has a LINKING verb.
Was
Is
Are
Have been
Am
Smells, sounds, tastesSlide4
Let’s learn about Direct and Indirect objects first:
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What is an
indirect
object?Slide6
An
indirect object
identifies
to,
for
whom or what the
action of the verb
performed is.Slide7
One way to
look at it...Slide8
An
indirect object
is
like a birthday kid.
It is the
receiver of
the direct
object
much like
a birthday
kid receives
the birthday gift.
I'm
the
indirect
objectSlide9
In this case, the
birthday gift is the
direct object.
Direct ObjectSlide10
Example:
Marcel
passed me the
ball
.
Passed
what
? The ball
To
whom
? me
Marcel
passed
me
the ball. Indirect Direct Object ObjectSlide11
Your Turn
Find the indirect and direct object.
The waitress handed her the bill.
a. waitress (indirect), bill (direct)
b. her (indirect), bill (direct
)
c. her (direct), bill (indirect)
d. Handed (direct), bill (indirect)Slide12
How did you do?
The
waitress handed her the bill.
Indirect Direct
Object
ObjectSlide13
Lets Try
A
gain!Slide14
Remember:
Ask to whom or for
whom?
OR
For what or to what?
after the verbSlide15
The officer
wrote them
a ticket.
t
hem (indirect), ticket (direct)*
o
fficer (indirect), ticket (direct)
them (direct), wrote (indirect)
o
fficer (indirect), wrote (direct
)Slide16
Indirect
Object
The
officer
wrote them
a ticket.
Direct
ObjectSlide17
What is a Subject Complement?
A subject complement follows a linking verb and tells who or what the subject is or is like
. It tell what the subject is EQUAL to
Example:
My mother
was
a good
teacher
.
Mother = teacher
-was is a linking verb
-
teacher
is a subject compliment Slide18
Find the Subject Compliment
Ben
is a policeman
.
a. Ben
b. is
c. policemanSlide19
Find the Subject Compliment
She appeared at 12 and looked stunning
.
a. stunning
b. looked
c.
a
ppeared
d. she Slide20
Find the Subject Compliment
That apple
pie smells
delicious
.
pie
s
mells
d
elicious
appleSlide21
How did you do?
Ben is a
policeman
.
is – linking verb policeman- subject compliment
She
appeared at 12 and looked
stunning
.
looked – linking verb stunning - subject compliment
That apple pie smells delicious.
smells
– linking verb
delicious - subject
complimentSlide22
Quiz Practice
Find the subject complement:
The waves seemed rough.Slide23
Find the subject complement:
The flutter kick is a strong kick used with the crawl.Slide24
Find the subject complement:
The water felt cool in the July sun.Slide25
Find the subject complement:
Mindy’s arms felt sore as she swam to shore.Slide26
Find the subject complement:
The peppermint ice cream tasted good.Slide27
Find the subject complement:
Swimming is a popular sport.Slide28
Find the subject complement:
Ice cream tastes refreshing on a hot day at the beach.Slide29
Find the subject complement:
Jill was happy about her progress.Slide30
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Barb handed
Dex
a dry towel.Slide31
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Adam prefers soccer to aquatic sports.Slide32
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Sylvia set a new record.Slide33
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Sandy gave her sisters matching blue swimsuits.Slide34
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
My mother taught me rules for safe swimming.Slide35
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Erik took a test to determine how far he could swim.Slide36
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Anne practiced the breaststroke.Slide37
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Emma won the contest by swimming fast.Slide38
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
David touched the wall and turned to swim back.Slide39
Circle direct objects and underline any indirect objects.
Carly drew pictures for her mom.