Direct And Indirect Object Worksheet For Class 7

Some verbs are followed by two objects – a direct object and an indirect object.

The direct object is usually a thing whereas the indirect object is usually a person.

Example:

• Mother bought me a nice necklace. (Indirect object – me; direct object – a necklace)

Note that the indirect object usually goes before the direct object. If it goes after the direct object, it is preceded by the preposition for or to.

• My mother bought a nice necklace for me.

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Direct and indirect object worksheet for class 7

Identify the direct and indirect objects in the following sentences.

1. Can you make me some tea?

2. I will get you something to drink.

3. My mother told me an interesting story.

4. I asked him the reason for his distress.

5. If she is angry, please send her some flowers.

6. I gave him my books.

7. She asked me an important question.

8. Dad bought me a bicycle for my birthday.

9. Please bring me that file.

10. You still owe me a treat.

Answers

1. Can you make me (indirect object) some tea (direct object)?

2. I will get you (indirect object) something (direct object) to drink.

3. My mother told me (indirect object) an interesting story (direct object).

4. I asked him (indirect object) the reason (direct object) for his distress.

5. If she is angry, please send her (indirect object) some flowers (direct object).

6. I gave him (indirect object) my books (direct object).

7. She asked me (indirect object) an important question (direct object).

8. Dad bought me (indirect object) a bicycle (direct object) for my birthday.

9. Please bring me (indirect object) that file (direct object).

10. You still owe me (indirect object) a treat (direct object).

Direct and indirect object worksheet 2

Identify the direct and indirect objects in the following sentences.

1. My dad gave me a camera for Diwali.

2. I told him a secret.

3. Please send me the report.

4. Can you lend me your pen?

5. I can give you some advice for free.

6. Let me bring you some tea.

7. I left him a message.

8. I bought a coffee machine for my mother.

9. Can you explain this to me?

10. That laptop cost me 40,000 rupees.

11. He gave me a nice surprise.

12. I wrote a letter to him.

13. They offered me a good job.

14. I owe him a lot.

15. He owes his success to his mother.

16. She showed me the photos.

17. I will teach you a lesson.

18. I wish him good luck.

19. I handed my passport to the customs officer.

20. They asked me a question.

Answers

1. indirect object – me; direct object – a camera
2. indirect object – him; direct object – a secret
3. indirect object – me; direct object – the report
4. indirect object – me; direct object – your pen
5. indirect object – you; direct object – some advice
6. indirect object – you; direct object – some tea
7. indirect object – him; direct object – a message
8. indirect object – my mother; direct object – a coffee machine
9. indirect object – me; direct object – this
10. indirect object – me; direct object – 40,000 rupees
11. indirect object – me; direct object – a nice surprise
12. indirect object – him; direct object – a letter
13. indirect object – me; direct object – a good job
14. indirect object – him; direct object – a lot
15. indirect object – his mother; direct object – his success
16. indirect object – me; direct object – the photos
17. indirect object – you; direct object – a lesson
18. indirect object – him; direct object – good luck
19. indirect object – the customs officer; direct object – my passport
20. indirect object – me; direct object – a question