Question

B. Underline the indirect object in these sentences. (Some of them may not have one.)
1. Mrs Raman baked the children a cake.
2. Richard got Anne an engagement ring.
3. The Prime Minister shook the participant's hands.
4. My mother gifted my father a car for his forty-fifth birthday.
5. Pranati gave her sister a warm coat for the winter.
6. Can you please bring a glass of water for this man?
7. Ramesh fed the cat some warm milk and bread.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Mrs Raman baked the children a cake.

2. Richard got Anne an engagement ring.

3. The Prime Minister shook the participant's hands.

4. My mother gifted my father a car for his forty-fifth birthday.

5. Pranati gave her sister a warm coat for the winter.

6. Can you please bring a glass of water for this man?

7. Ramesh fed the cat some warm milk and bread.​

Explanation:

Direct objects receive the action of the verb.

Indirect objects receive the direct object.

In 1st sentence the children is indirect object.

In 2nd sentence Anne is indirect object

In 3rd sentence Participant is indirect object

In 4th sentence father and forty fifth birthday are indirect objects.

In 5th sentence her sister and winter are indirect objects.

In 6th sentence this man is indirect object.

In 7th sentence the cat is indirect object.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. children
2. Anne
3. participant's
4. father
5. sister
6. you
7. cat

Explanation:

• Indirect object refers to the person who is getting benefitted in the action.
• For example:- "Sita gave me the cake." Here "me" is the indirect object.

1. Mrs Raman baked the children a cake.

2. Richard got Anne an engagement ring.

3. The Prime Minister shook the participant's hands.

4. My mother gifted my father a car for his forty-fifth birthday.

5. Pranati gave her sister a warm coat for the winter.

6. Can you please bring a glass of water for this man?

7. Ramesh fed the cat some warm milk and bread.​

• Hence, the indirect objects are underlined in the above sentences.

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