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Indirect Objects to Pronouns

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Modify sentences to use pronouns in place of indirect objects

Pronouns take the object form (me, him, her, etc.) when they are used in place of an indirect object. This exercise asks students to rewrite sentences that have both direct and indirect objects so that the indirect object is replaced with a pronoun.

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