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Direct and Indirect Object Worksheets
Welcome to direct and indirect objects worksheets, an easy-to-use toolkit to quickly learn the definitions of DO and IO with clear examples and practice identifying direct, indirect, and compound objects, and objects of prepositions. Get started with our free worksheets!
Spot the noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb in each sentence and circle it to complete these worksheets.
Scout for nouns or pronouns that are the recipients of a direct object. It indicates whom or for whom something is being done.
In these direct object worksheets, complete sentences by choosing the pronoun that acts as the direct object, showing who or what receives the action.
Direct and Indirect Objects Chart
Our printable chart provides definitions and vivid examples to help children understand direct and indirect objects.
Identifying Verbs and Direct Objects
Identify and underline the verb, and then circle the direct object that receives the action of the verb in these DO and IO worksheets.
Underline the direct objects, which receive the action, and circle the indirect objects, which show who benefits from or receives the action.
Look for the noun that comes before the direct object and answers “to whom” or “for whom” in these indirect object worksheets.
Complete the sentences using the correct pronoun that is receiving the benefit or action of the direct object from the parentheses.
Identify and underline the two or more people receiving the direct object in the sentences in these worksheets.
Read the sentences and find multiple objects receiving the verb's action simultaneously, and write the compound objects in the space provided.
Indirect Objects as Objects of Preposition
Rewrite sentences by changing the indirect object into an object of a preposition, expressing the same idea in two different ways.
