1. Direct Object / Indirect Object / Object of the Preposition Syntax - Objects

2. DIRECT OBJECTS COMPLETES THE PREDICATE INDICATES WHO OR WHAT RECEIVES THE ACTION ALWAYS A NOUN OR PRONOUN

3. DIRECT OBJECTS MARK GAVE HER THE TENNIS RACKET. HE BROUGHT THE TACO SALAD. THE CAT ATTACKED THE DOG.

4. INDIRECT OBJECTS TELLS WHO OR WHAT RECEIVES THE DIRECT OBJECT THERE MUST BE A DIRECT OBJECT IN ORDER TO HAVE AN INDIRECT OBJECT

5. INDIRECT OBJECTS SHE GAVE HENRY THE KEYS. I WILL OFFER THE STUDENTS A DAY OFF.

6. OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION A PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE CONSISTS OF A PREPOSITION, MODIFIERS AND A NOUN OR PRONOUN THE OBJECT IS THE NOUN OR PRONOUN THAT ENDS A PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE

7. OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION MIKE DROVE OVER THE BRIDGE. THE FLOCK OF BIRDS FLEW AWAY. HE SEARCHED UNDERNEATH THE SOFA.

8. LIST OF COMMON PREPOSITIONS Aboutbelowexceptingofftowardabovebeneathforonunderacrossbeside(s)fromontounderneathafterbetweeninoutuntilagainstbeyondin front ofoutsideupalongbutinsideoveruponamongbyin spite ofpastup toaroundconcerninginstead ofregardingwithat despiteintosincewithindownlikethroughwithoutbeforeduringnearthroughoutwith regard tobehindexceptwith respect to

9. WHAT YOU KNOW SO FAR SUBJECT + PREDICATE SIMPLE SENTENCE / SIMPLE PREDICATE SENTENCE TYPES SIMPLE / COMPOUND / COMPLEX INDEPENDENT CLAUSE / DEPENDENT CLAUSE PHRASE FRAGMENT COORDINATING / SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION DIRECT OBJECT / INDIRECT OBJECT / OBJECT OF PREP.