Grammar: Direct vs. Indirect Object (Practice)

✍️ Today's hook

Find the indirect object: She gave her friend a gift.

🔥 Warm-up scribble

Take a 4-word sentence and add an adjective.

🪶 Mentor sentence

🧱 "It was raining." → "Rain hammered the windows like an angry visitor."

What to do

Find the indirect object: She gave her friend a gift. Then write your own similar example.

Find the indirect object: She gave her friend a gift. Then write your own similar example.

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