What prior knowledge do learners need to meet the outcomes of this lesson on direct and indirect objects in sentences?

Learners will need to have a basic understanding of sentence structure, including subjects and verbs. They should also be familiar with the concept of nouns and pronouns. Additionally, learners should have some knowledge of the difference between direct and indirect objects in sentences.

Prior Knowledge Required:

- Parts of Speech:
- Nouns (including proper nouns)
- Verbs (including transitive and intransitive verbs)

- Sentence Structure:
- Subject-verb-object constructions (SVO)
- Indirect objects (IO) and direct objects (DO)

- Transitive and Intransitive Verbs:
- Transitive verbs require both a DO and an IO (if necessary).
- Intransitive verbs do not require any objects.

- Identifying Objects:
- Direct objects receive the direct action of the verb.
- Indirect objects receive the indirect action of the verb.
- Pronouns can replace objects.

- Basic Grammar Terminology:
- Subject, verb, object
- Sentence, clause, phrase