1. Sentence Structure

2.  The direct object consists of nouns and pronouns.  They are found after a verb that has someone or something that receives the action.  Ways to identify… Subject+ Verb+ Who or What? = Direct Object

3.  Mike and Sarah ate a pizza for breakfast.  John gave a necklace.  Ally went to the park.

4.  The indirect object consists of nouns and pronouns. How do we know which one is which?  These nouns and pronouns identify to whom or for whom the action of the verb is connected to. Also they can be identified as who is receiving the direct object  There must be a direct object to have an indirect object. They can be before or after the direct object  Need to ask self- Who is receiving the direct object? What is receiving the direct object?

5.  John gave a necklace to his mother.  Ally went to the park for a carnival.  Kyle got Alicia a soda at the party.

6.  Grammar Bytes! Presents:: Indirect Objects  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrqprPQ QWkQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrqprPQ QWkQ

7.  Exit Ticket- If you want to leave you must complete the ticket.  Create two sentences for each with labels for the parts of a sentence.  Direct Object- 2 sentences that have a Subject, Verb, and Direct Object at least. No Indirect Objects.  Indirect Object- 2 sentences that have a Subject, Verb, Direct Object, and Indirect Object.  Homework- Finish worksheet by tomorrow.