name the indirect and direct object
He gave her a towel at the beach.
direct object- a towel
indirect object- her
The kids built a sandcastle beside the ocean.
preposition:beside
The coastline, a beautiful stretch of sandy beach, attracts many visitors
a beautiful stretch of sandy beach
The beach is a relaxing getaway.
subject- beach
predicate noun- relaxing getaway
what’s a group of fish called?
a school
The girl showed her brother a colorful starfish she found on the beach.
direct object- a colorful starfish
indirect object- her brother
She walked along the shore collecting seashells.
preposition:along
The sandy shore, a favorite spot for picnics, was quiet this morning.
a favorite spot for picnics.
The ocean is a vast body of water
subject- the ocean
predicate noun-body of water
how many hearts does a octopus have
3
She gave her friend a seashell from the beach.
direct object-a seashell
indirect object- her friend
We laid our towels on the sand near the water.
prepositions:on and near
The beach, a perfect spot for watching sunsets, draws many photographers.
a perfect spot for watching sunsets
The sand is a soft, golden carpet.
subject- the sand
predicate noun- golden carpet
Seahorses are the only fish where the males carry and give birth to the babies.
true
The ocean breeze brought the children a refreshing sense of joy.
direct object- sense
indirect object- children
We sat under the umbrella and watched the waves crash against the rocks.
preposition:under and against
My favorite place, the beach, is perfect for relaxing on sunny days.
the beach
The beach is a popular vacation spot.
subject- beach
predicate noun-popular vacation spot
how much can a blue whale weigh up too
200 tons
She gave her curious friend a smooth, pearly seashell she had found on the sunlit shore.
direct object-seashell
indirect object-friend
The boat floated near the shore during the sunset.
preposition: near and during
The beach, a stretch of golden sand, was empty after the storm.
a stretch of golden sand
The shore is a peaceful place.
subject- shore
predicate noun-peaceful place
Some species of octopus can change both the color and texture of their skin to blend perfectly with their surroundings, making them masters of underwater camouflage
true