In each sentence, identify the subject, the verb, the direct object, and the indirect object (if there is one). Then, rewrite the sentence with a different direct or indirect object. Your revisions do not have to stay true to the events of the story. 1. The doctors give Charlie many tests. 2. Charlie’s co-workers often trick him. 3. Charlie greatly admires Miss Kinnian. 4. Charlie brings Algernon flowers.

Answer 1

1. Subject: doctors Verb: give Direct object: tests Indirect object: Charlie
Revised: The doctors give Charlie a prescription.

2. Subject: co-workers Verb: trick Direct object: him
Revised: Charlie's co-workers often tease him.

3. Subject: Charlie Verb: greatly admires Direct object: Miss Kinnian
Revised: Charlie greatly admires his favorite teacher.

4. Subject: Charlie Verb: brings Direct object: flowers Indirect object: Algernon
Revised: Charlie brings Algernon a new toy.