Indirect Objects
In the sentence "The train tracks ran through a tunnel." these words are the prepositional phrase.
In the sentence "The man walks a dog every day." this is the direct object.
In the sentence "The mother made the children sandwiches." this is the indirect object.
In the sentence "Under a bright moon I sang a song." these words are the prepositional phrase.
In the sentence "Halloween gives joy to children." this is the direct object.
The sentence "The dog on the roof and the cat under the steps ran away from home." contains a compound one of these.
The sentence "The soldier who fought in two wars with his friends." is missing one of these.
In the sentence "The police officer gave every speeding car a ticket." this is the indirect object.
What is EVERY SPEEDING CAR
In the sentence "At the rifle range the shooters shot many times." these words are the prepositional phrase.
In the sentence "Superman fought Lex Luther and Batman fought the Joker." these are the direct objects.
The sentence "Andrew hates broccoli but loves peas." contains a compound one of these.
The sentence "Ran twelve miles on hot concrete." is missing one of these.
In the sentence "The father, who loved his children, brought them toys." this is the indirect object.
What is THEM
In the sentence "The United States is the most powerful country in the world, but acts peacefully." these words are the prepositional phrase.
In the sentence "James and John caught the flu and a cold during winter." these are the direct objects.
The sentence "The students in the hallway, who heard a fire alarm." is missing one of these.
What is a PREDICATE
In the sentence "The president gave the Supreme Court and Congress gifts and handshakes." these are the two indirect objects.
In the sentence "Inside the building spiders lived in every corner." these are the two prepositional phrases.
In the sentence "Mike and Mary gave Tim and Tom money and gifts for Christmas presents." these are the direct objects.