Question

the following sentences.

1. mrs. carter gave the students extra time.

a. do: students / io: time
b. do: time / io: students
c. do: extra / io: time
d. no objects

1. the dog chased the ball across the yard.

a. do: yard
b. io: dog
c. do: ball
d. no objects

1. liam wrote his sister a long letter.

a. do: sister / io: letter
b. do: long / io: letter
c. do: letter / io: sister
d. no objects

1. the teacher smiled proudly.

a. do: proudly
b. do: teacher
c. io: smiled
d. no objects

Explanation:

1. For "Mrs. Carter gave the students extra time": The indirect object (IO) is the recipient (students), and the direct object (DO) is the thing being given (time).
2. For "The dog chased the ball across the yard": The direct object (DO) is the thing being acted upon (ball), as "chased" targets the ball.
3. For "Liam wrote his sister a long letter": The indirect object (IO) is the recipient of the action (sister), and the direct object (DO) is the product of the action (letter).
4. For "The teacher smiled proudly": "Smile" is an intransitive verb here, so it has no direct or indirect objects.

Answer:

1. B. DO: time / IO: students
2. C. DO: ball
3. C. DO: letter / IO: sister
4. D. No objects