PREPOSITION: I gave the cookie to the child, the child, I, the cookie, to, SUBJECT: I gave the cookie to the child, the child, I, the cookie, to, DIRECT OBJECT: David wrote a letter for her., her, David, a letter, for, VERB: David wrote a letter for her., wrote, David, a letter, for, INDIRECT OBJECT: My teacher taught English to us., us, to, My teacher, English, DIRECT OBJECT: My teacher taught English to us., us, to, My teacher, English, VERB: Maya cooked dinner for her family, Maya, cooked, dinner, her family, INDIRECT OBJECT: Maya cooked dinner for her family, Maya, cooked, dinner, her family, SUBJECT: The boy gave a card to his dad., The boy, gave, to, his dad, PREPOSITION: The boy gave a card to his dad., The boy, gave, to, his dad, INDIRECT OBJECT: Albert and Rose bought groceries for their daughter, Albert and Rose, groceries, for, their daughter, DIRECT OBJECT: Albert and Rose bought groceries for their daughter, Albert and Rose, groceries, for, their daughter
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