English-2
Grade-6
Easy
Question
Identify the direct and indirect objects of the underlined word in the following sentence
We wish you good luck.
Hint:
A direct object is a word/ noun phrase/pronoun that receives the action of a verb
An indirect object is the noun/noun phrase/pronoun 'to whom' or 'for whom' the action is done.
The correct answer is: Indirect Object
From the given sentence, 'good luck' can be identified as a direct object, as good luck receives the action of the verb - 'wish'. ( It can simply answer the question of 'what do we wish you' ?)
'you' can be identified as an indirect object as the action of 'wishing' is done for 'you'
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