DIRECT and INDIRECT objects | levels A2 - C1 plus TEST!

direct objects | indirect objects | English grammar lesson
In today's lesson, I teach you how to find direct and indirect objects in a sentence. It's important to remember that not all sentences have an object. In this lesson I also cover transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, and linking verbs. All of these verb types are important when looking for direct and indirect objects.
Take the test at the end of each section and let me know how you did. I always love hearing from you.
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⏰TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 introduction
00:43 A2 level
07:40 A2 test
08:12 B1 level
12:48 B1 test
13:26 B2 level
18:50 B2 test
19:32 C1 level
20:56 C1 test
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blog post: arnelseverydayenglish.com/direct-and-indirect-objects-levels-a2-c1/ ⏰TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 introduction 00:43 A2 level 07:40 A2 test 08:12 B1 level 12:48 B1 test 13:26 B2 level 18:50 B2 test 19:32 C1 level 20:56 C1 test

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Hi Arnel. In some languages that have cases, direct object is always in accusative case and indirect object is always in dative case. The nouns or pronouns are inflected in different ways, so they look quite different. If you have to explain this to one person whose native language is one of these inflected languages, just ask him or her to construct one sentence with direct object and one with an indirect object. Everything will become clear in his/her mind, instantly. Your lessons are the best! ..If not THE best !!

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Thank you so much for making this video! I’m using it to learn the 6 Russian cases. Identifying the subj, verb, D.O, and I.O. are crucial for being able to place the correct ending on each word in Russian. Your video reminded me of how to find the object in a sentence, as well as, the fact that some sentences have none. This is great practice, but I don’t worry about intransitive verbs. I guess I just automatically know when I need one, as a native English speaker. So applying them to Russian will be a no brainer I guess. But I understand your main purpose is to teach English 😅 Just wanted to say thanks for making something that helped me! 🙏🏽

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@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish I actually had to make a two-part video in order to finally feel like I had given my learners a full explanation of transitivity and objects. I'd be honored if you'd check it out sometime: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHqUiGlvoLqYnc0

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