Lesson 18 of 88 · Cause and Effect
⭐ 30 XP🧱 Sentence WorkshopCause & Effect: Direct vs. Indirect Object (Practice)
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Find the indirect object: She gave her friend a gift.
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Take a 4-word sentence and add an adjective.
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Instructions
Find the indirect object: She gave her friend a gift. Then write your own similar example.
Creative Writing
Find the indirect object: She gave her friend a gift. Then write your own similar example.
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Cause & Effect: Direct vs. Indirect Object (Practice)
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