Direct and Indirect Objects October 27 th, 2013 Distinguishing DOs in Questions Practice & Reinforcement

The plan…. Objectives Introduction – Defining & Describing Direct & Indirect Objects Reinforcement of Direct & Indirect Objects – Grammar Booklets Objects – Distinguishing direct objects in Questions Practice – Identifying direct objects in questions Whiteboard Game

Objectives To recognize and identify complements in subjects and predicates To use multiple reference aids to clarify meaning and usage To employ standard English usage in writing, including parts of speech To be able to accurately identify direct and indirect objects

_______ Objects Always a _____ or pronoun After _______ verb ______ verbs have DOs Asks: _______? May be compound _______ Objects Always a noun or _______ Must have a ______ ______ 1 st Between ______ & _____ _____ Asks: ____________? May be compound Introduction

Reinforcement Direct Objects Exercise 35 pg. 35 – Numbers 1-5 – Underline the DO Compound Direct Objects Exercise 36 pg. 35 – Numbers 1-5 – Combine the sentences to form COMPOUND DIRECT OBJECTS Indirect Objects Exercise 38 pg. 37 – Numbers 1-15 – Underline the IO 2 times

Direct Objects Exercise 35 pg Scales cover a snake’s body. 2.Snakes do not have arms or legs. 3.Snakes lose their fangs periodically. 4.Some species also shed their skin. 5.Snakes eat rats, mice and frogs.

Direct Objects Exercise 35 pg Scales cover a snake’s body. 2.Snakes do not have arms or legs. 3.Snakes lose their fangs periodically. 4.Some species also shed their skin. 5.Snakes eat rats, mice and frogs.

Compound Direct Objects Exercise 36 pg The crocodile family includes crocodile. It also includes alligators. Caimans are also part of the crocodile family. 2.Crocodiles inhabit Asia. They are also found in Africa. Crocodiles also live in some areas of North America.

3.The hardy crocodile can survive droughts. It can also survive cool weather. 4.Crocodiles eat birds. They also eat mammals. 5.For nesting sites, a crocodile might choose a sandy beach. It might choose a muddy bank instead.

Compound Direct Objects Exercise 36 pg The crocodile family includes crocodile, alligators, and caimans. 2.Crocodiles inhabit Asia, Africa, and some areas of North America.

3.The hardy crocodile can survive droughts and cool weather. 4.Crocodiles eat birds and mammals. 5.For nesting sites, a crocodile might choose a sandy beach or a muddy bank.

Indirect Objects Exercise 38 pg Yesterday, I gave John a pet lizard. 2.He will give his pet special treats. 3.We gave his lizard the name Lizzy. 4.John told his brother and sister details about Lizzy. 5.We made Lizzy a new home.

6.I showed my teacher and classmates the new habitat. 7.It gives her some space to grow. 8.John feeds Lizzy bugs. 9.We gave Mary a picture. 10.John gave me a picture of Lizzy, too.

11. We built her an outdoor enclosure for the warm days. 12. Everyone asks John and his family questions about her. 13. They tell them facts about lizards. 14. With Lizzy, they give them demonstrations. 15. Sometimes, when Lizzy is with them, people give them frightened looks.

Indirect Objects Exercise 38 pg Yesterday, I gave John a pet lizard. 2.He will give his pet special treats. 3.We gave his lizard the name Lizzy. 4.John told his brother and sister details about Lizzy. 5.We made Lizzy a new home.

6.I showed my teacher and classmates the new habitat. 7.It gives her some space to grow. 8.John feeds Lizzy bugs. 9.We gave Mary a picture. 10.John gave me a picture of Lizzy, too.

11. We built her an outdoor enclosure for the warm days. 12. Everyone asks John and his family questions about her. 13. They tell them facts about lizards. 14. With Lizzy, they give them demonstrations. 15. Sometimes, when Lizzy is with them, people give them frightened looks.

Direct Objects in Questions A direct object in a question will sometimes be before the verb. Just re-write the words into a sentence and ask the questions ( what?, who? ) – What does Becca Teacher teach? Becca Teacher does teach what Teach what? ___________

Practice 1.Whom did you invite to come with us? 2.What will you do with those interesting photographs? 3.Which reptile do you like? 4.Which species of reptile shall we visit first? 5.What should we see next?

6.Which reptiles can you touch? 7.Whom have they chosen to talk to us? 8.Whose questions will the guide answer? 9.What effect does the weather have on reptiles? 10.What reptile book shall I buy?

Practice 1. Whom did you invite to come with us? 2. What will you do with those interesting photographs? 3.Which reptile do you like? 4.Which species of reptile shall we visit first? 5. What should we see next?

6.Which reptiles can you touch? 7. Whom have they chosen to talk to us? 8.Whose questions will the guide answer? 9.What effect does the weather have on reptiles? 10.What reptile book shall I buy?

Whiteboard Game Write a sentence with a direct object. Write a sentence with a compound DO Write a sentence with a direct and indirect object. Underline your DO once and IO twice The first team to hold up the white board gets a point

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Write a sentence with direct and indirect objects

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Write a sentence with compound direct objects.

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Write a question with a direct object.

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Write a sentence with compound indirect objects

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Write a question with a direct object.

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Write a sentence with a direct object.

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Write a sentence with direct and indirect objects.

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Write a sentence with compound direct objects.

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Write a sentence with direct and indirect objects.

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Write a question with a direct object.

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Write a sentence with compound direct objects.

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Write a sentence with compound direct and indirect objects.

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Write a sentence with compound indirect objects.

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Write a question with a direct object.

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Write a sentence with a direct object.

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Write a question with a direct objcet.

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Write a sentence with compound indirect objects.

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Write a question with a direct object.

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Write a sentence with an indirect object.

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Write a sentence with a direct object