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Grammar (Direct Indirect Object)

Peter came home from school late one Friday. When his mother asked why, Peter explained that his teacher was angry and sent him to the headmaster after lessons because none of the other children could answer the teacher's question except Peter. The teacher's question was "Who put glue on my chair?".

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Grammar (Direct Indirect Object)

Peter came home from school late one Friday. When his mother asked why, Peter explained that his teacher was angry and sent him to the headmaster after lessons because none of the other children could answer the teacher's question except Peter. The teacher's question was "Who put glue on my chair?".

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Name : Atikah Auni Nasution

NIM : 210705004

Direct and Indirect Object

Peter was eight and a half years old, and he went to a school near his house. He always went
there and came home on foot, and he usually got back on time, but last Friday he came home
from school late. His mother was in the kitchen, and she saw him and said to him, 'Why are you
late today, Peter?'

“My teacher was angry and sent me to the headmaster after our lessons,” Peter answered.
“To the headmaster?” his mother said. Why did she send you to him?”
“Because she asked a question in the class,” Peter said, “and none of the children gave her the
answer except me.”

His mother was angry. “But why did the teacher send you to the headmaster then? didn't she
send all the other stupid children?” she asked Peter.
“Because her question was, "Who put glue on my chair?” Peter said.

Change to direct and indirect :

1. My teacher was angry and sent me to the headmaster after our lessons (direct object: me,
indirect object: headmasters)
 I was sent to the headmasters after my lessons by my angry teacher.

2. But why did the teacher send you to the headmaster then? (direct object: you, indirect
object: headmaster)
 But why did I you was sent to the headmaster then by the teacher?

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