Here are the answers to the exercise:
1. Lisa gives Jane a flower every month. direct object
2. The boy broke the dish. direct object
3. Jinny called him yesterday. indirect object
4. Billy throws his friend the football. indirect object, direct object
5. We gave a bicycle to a child. direct object, indirect object
6. I sent them a letter. indirect object, direct object
7. Lisa bought her sister a birthday present. indirect object, direct object
8. Justin do homework after dinner. No object
9. Sam lent him some money. indirect object
10. He showed his photos to her. direct object, indirect object
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3. Multiple choice answers are provided for each question to test vocabulary, verbs, pronouns, and other English language concepts.
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2. The questions cover topics like signs and pictures, conversations, grammar, and reading comprehension.
3. Multiple choice answers are provided for each question to test vocabulary, verbs, pronouns, and other English language concepts.
แผนการจัดกิจกรรมการเรียนรู้
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This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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5. Direct object (กรรมตรง) Indirect object (กรรมรอง)
- สิ่งของ - คน
- อยู่หลัง verb หรือ Indirect obj. - อยู่ระหว่าง verb + direct obj.
- ตามหลัง to / for
- ไม่มี to / for - มี to / for
- Jim repaired his car.
(his car = direct obj.)
- I drink water.
(water = direct obj.)
- Paul built a sandcastle on the beach.
(sandcastle = direct obj.)
- John bought me a flower.
(a flower = direct obj. / me = indirect obj.)
- Lula told her secret to him.
(her secret = direct obj. / him = indirect obj.)
- Sam bakes cookies for kids.
(cookies = direct obj. / kids = indirect obj.)
6. To
bring = นามา sell = ขาย
give = ให้ send = ส่ง
lend = ให้ยืม show = แสดง
offer = เสนอ tell = บอก
read = อ่าน write = เขียน
for
bake = อบ get = ได้รับ
book = จอง make = ทา
build = สร้าง order = สั่ง
buy = ซื้อ pour = ริน
cook = ทาอาหาร prepare = เตรียม
7. Exercise 4
1. He wrote a report.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
2. Tina pours Mr. Brown some coffee.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
8. Exercise 4
3. His grandfather sent him 5 dollars on his birthday.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
4. Sam buys a rose for me.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
9. Exercise 4
5. I eat pizza and hamburger.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
6. He told his parents a lie.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
10. Exercise 4
7. The teacher shows the picture to students.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
8. Baker bakes cookies for kids.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
11. Exercise 4
9. He offered a project to his boss.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
10. Jenny booked a new house for her parent.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
12. Exercise 4
1. He wrote a report.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
2. Tina pours Mr. Brown some coffee.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
13. Exercise 4
3. His grandfather sent him 5 dollars on his birthday.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
4. Sam buys a rose for me.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
14. Exercise 4
5. I eat pizza and hamburger.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
6. He told his parents a lie.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
15. Exercise 4
7. The teacher shows the picture to students.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
8. Baker bakes cookies for kids.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
16. Exercise 4
9. He offered a project to his boss.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
10. Jenny booked a new house for her parent.
Subject: _______________________________________
Direct object: ___________________________________
Indirect object: __________________________________
17. Exercise
Direction: Look at the bold words and write direct object / indirect object.
1. Lisa gives Jane a flower every month. _____________________
2. The boy broke the dish. _____________________
3. Jinny called him yesterday. ______________________
4. Billy throws his friend the football. ______________________
5. We gave a bicycle to a child. ______________________
6. I sent them a letter. ______________________
7. Lisa bought her sister a birthday present. ____________________
8. Justin do homework after dinner. ______________________
9. Sam lent him some money. ______________________
10. He showed his photos to her. ______________________