Question

Please check this.

1. We are going to tell John what happened.
John= indirect object
2. Are you going to explain to your parents why you arrived home late? (Is this sentence grammatically correct?)
Parents=indirect object
3. She isn't going to call us tonight.
Us=direct object
4. I love my mom a lot.
Mom=direct object
5. They aren't going to lend her the money.
Her= indirect object
6. You never tell me the truth.
Me=indirect object
7. Are you going to write to your relatives?
Relatives= indirect object
8. She doesn't hate them.
Them= direct object
9. I always do them(homework).
Them=direct object
10. Are you going to invite her to the party?
Her=direct object
11. I am not going to tell her the truth.
Her=indirect object
12. I am not going to explain anything about what happened to them.
Them=indirect object

Answer 1

1. We are going to tell John what happened.
John= indirect object <b>correct</b>

2. Are you going to explain to your parents why you arrived home late? (Is this sentence grammatically correct? <b>yes</b>)
Parents=indirect object <b>incorrect</b>

3. She isn't going to call us tonight.
Us=direct object <b>correct</b>

4. I love my mom a lot.
Mom=direct object <b>correct</b>

5. They aren't going to lend her the money.
Her= indirect object <b>correct</b>

6. You never tell me the truth.
Me=indirect object <b>correct</b>

7. Are you going to write to your relatives?
Relatives= indirect object <b>incorrect</b>

8. She doesn't hate them.
Them= direct object <b>correct</b>

9. I always do them(homework).
Them=direct object <b>This sentence doesn't make sense.</b>

10. Are you going to invite her to the party?
Her=direct object <b>correct</b>

11. I am not going to tell her the truth.
Her=indirect object <b>correct</b>

12. I am not going to explain anything about what happened to them.
Them=indirect object <b>incorrect</b>

<b>Indirect objects in English do NOT have the preposition "to" or "for" in front of them.</b>

Answer 2

direct and indirect object exercise

Answer 3

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