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37817722307 The indirect object of a verb is not directly affected by the action, but can either receive the direct object or have the action done for them.  For example: She sent James the letter. ('letter' is the direct object as it is directly affected by the action and 'James' is the indirect object as he receives the letter.)

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Indirect Object

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Front	Indirect Object
Back	The indirect object of a verb is not directly affected by the action, but can either receive the direct object or have the action done for them. For example: She sent James the letter. ('letter' is the direct object as it is directly affected by the action and 'James' is the indirect object as he receives the letter.)

Object Indirect Directly Affected Direct Action Verb Receive