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Indirect Object: the person or thing that receives the direct object.  \nHow to find them:  \n1. Find the sentence’s verb (action word).  \n2. Ask “What?” or “Whom?” The answer is the direct object.  \n3. Then ask “To whom?” or “For whom?” The answer is the indirect object. Example: Tom throws his little sister the red ball in the yard.  \n1. “Throws” is the verb.  \n2. Throws what? → the red ball (direct object)  \n3. Throws the ball to whom? → his little sister (indirect object)  \nUnderline the direct object. Circle the indirect object.  \n1. My mom is giving me a car for my birthday.  \n2. The teacher bought her little brother a dog.  \n3. My sister gave her friends a gift.  \n4. Robert fed the cat some treats.  \n5. Sylvie sent you the letter about the party.  \n6. The police officer gave my dad a ticket for going too fast.  \n7. The builder built the company a new office.  \n8. Grandpa made my sister a dollhouse for Christmas.  \n9. 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