Grammar/Writing Rap Song #18 Direct Object and Indirect Object

Learn Complex ELA Concepts with Ease in under 3 minutes w/Mrs. Fisher’s Songs
ELA/Grammar/Literary/Writing Rap Song Artist Concepts for Grades 5th-12th

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🎵Direct Object and Indirect Object
By Mrs. Donna Fisher
Copyright © 2009, all rights reserved
DO: Direct Object, IO: Indirect Object
Prep. Phrase: Prepositional Phrase, Preposition: Prepositional Phrase
(Refrain)To find the direct object, ask yourself this,
“Whom or what receives the action?”
And, you can’t miss.
To find the indirect object,
Look BEFORE the DO;
It tells “to” or “for” “what” or “whom”,
And that’s the IO.
The DO is never in a preposition,
But, it can be compound.
In a prep phrase, the object of the preposition
Is the noun or pronoun.
To find the direct object, ask yourself this,
“Whom or what receives the action?”
And, you can’t miss.
To find the indirect object,
Look BEFORE the DO;
It tells “to” or “for” “what” or “whom”,
And that’s the IO.
For example, the prince gave Snow White a kiss.
To find the direct object ask yourself this,
“Whom or what receives the action?” and, you can’t miss.
The Prince gave what? A “kiss”.
To find the indirect object,
Look BEFORE the DO;
It tells “to” or “for” “what” or “whom”,
And that’s the IO.
The object before the kiss tells “to whom”. Right?
And, before the DO it was Snow White. (Refrain)