English-2
Grade-6
Easy
Question
My friend lent me his books
[What is the INDIRECT object]
- My friend
- Me
- Books
- No indirect object in this sentence
Hint:
The indirect object of a verb indicates the person who benefits from an action or gets something as a result.
The correct answer is: Me
The correct answer is 'me'.
The indirect object is 'me' and the direct object is 'his books'. The indirect object 'me' is the recipient of the direct object 'his books'.
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