Indirect objects are usually placed directly before the direct object. They usually answer the questions "to what/whom?" or "for what/whom?".

Example:       She gave Dave a rose.
               She gave a rose to whom?
               Dave

                    The predicate of the above sentence consists of
                    the transitive verb "gave,"  the indirect
                    object "Dave," and the direct object "Dave."

               predicate = gave Dave a rose

Examples:

     I bought the little boy with the crooked grin a lollipop.

          simple indirect object  - boy
          complex indirect object - the little boy with the crooked grin

Type in all the words which constitute the indirect object. If your response shows as "Incorrect" in the status bar, the correct answer will appear in the blank.

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