All of your answers are correct except for 2 and 5.
2. He wants a place on the U.S. swim team in the next Olympic games. (direct object -- place; indirect object -- team)
There is no indirect object. "Team" is the object of the prepostion "on."
5. Such intense training could limit his social activities. (direct object -- activities; indirect object -- training)
The subject is "training."
Can someone please check my answers to the sentences? I want to see if I properly understand this stuff before turning it in for credit :)
"Identify the direct objects and indirect objects in the following sentences. Not all sentences contain indirect objects."
1. Last summer, Leroy told us his plans for the future. (direct object -- plans; indirect object -- us)
2. He wants a place on the U.S. swim team in the next Olympic games. (direct object -- place; indirect object -- team)
3. Of course, this goal demands hours of hard practice. (direct object -- hours)
4. Every day, Leroy swims one hundred laps in the college pool and works out with weights for an hour. (direct object -- laps)
5. Such intense training could limit his social activities. (direct object -- activities; indirect object -- training)
6. With his rigorous schedule, Leroy doesn't have much time to spend with friends. (direct object -- time)
7. However, we all understand and give him much encouragement and support. (direct object -- encouragement, support; indirect object -- him)
8. We can't teach him the fine points of competitive swimming. (direct object -- points; indirect object -- him)
9. His coach does that. (direct object -- that)
10. Maybe we'll see Leroy at the next Olympics! (direct object -- Leroy)
Thanks!!! :)
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Oh YEAH I totally get it now thanks Ms. Sue!! :D
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