Direct Objects
Subjects
Simple Predicate
Indirect Objects
Indirect Object or Object of a Preposition?
100

Sally whispered a spell. 

Spell

100

Ish translated the ancient text. 

Ish

100

Myles caught an enormous frog. 

Caught

100

Kestral handed Tucker a pouch of gems and gold coins. 

Tucker

100

I said "Good morning!" to Mr. Paul. (Mr. Paul)

(Mr. Paul) is the object of the preposition (To)

200

It's hard to grow healthy crops. 

Crops

200

Lula and Elsa solved the riddle and escaped the maze of doom. 

Lula and Elsa

200
Jen and Josey competed in a game of wits against a wizard. 
Competed
200

Georgia told Miles that she found an enchanted sword behind the toilet. 

Miles

200

Will you hand me that potion of invisibility? (Me)

(Me) is an indirect object

300

Didn't I give you that information yesterday? 

Information

300

On a dreary night in November, the old cat slumbered on. 

Cat (the old cat) 

300

The evil wizard turned Ms. Josey into a purple salamander. 

Turned 

300

Huxley asked Mr. Sam for a cookie. 

Mr. Sam

300

Mr. Sam told Ms. Josey a secret. (Ms. Josey)

(Ms. Josey) is an indirect object

400

Cars use more fuel when driving fast. 

Fuel

400

Many chess professionals played in today's tournament. 

Chess professionals

400

Ms. Jen threw herself out of the way of a jet of crackling magic. 

Threw

400

Should I tell my students how brilliant they are? 

Students (and yes, you should)

400

I saved the best piece of cake for you. (You) 

(You) is the object of the preposition (for) 

500

She blew out the candles and made a wish. 

Candles AND Wish

500

A group of students will be representing the school in a debate. 

Students

500

The spell hit the wall behind Jen, and exploded in a spray of vibrant sparks. 

Hit AND Exploded

500

Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies. 

Me AND You 

500

For you guys, I would do anything. (You guys) 

(Your guys) are the object of the preposition (For)