G2: Nouns II - direct & indirect object 2

I / last night / a gift / Donna / (give)
1. I gave Donna a gift last night.
2. I gave a gift Donna last night.
3. I gave to Donna a gift last night.
Tom / a story / (tell) / at bedtime yesterday / the children
1. Tom told a story the children at bedtime yesterday.
2. Tom told to the children a story at bedtime yesterday.
3. Tom told the children a story at bedtime yesterday.
our teacher / us / (show) / a funny cat video / this morning
1. Our teacher showed a funny cat video us this morning.
2. Our teacher showed us to a funny cat video this morning.
3. Our teacher showed us a funny cat video this morning.
Stacy / an email / her mother / (send) / two days ago
1. Stacy sent to her mother an email two days ago.
2. Stacy sent her mother an email two days ago.
3. Stacy sent an email her mother two days ago.
I / going to / Jim / my car / tomorrow / (lend)
1. I am going to lend Jim my car tomorrow.
2. I am going to lend my car Jim tomorrow.
3. I am going to lend to Jim my car tomorrow.
my boss / a bonus / (pay) / me / at the end of last year
1. My boss paid me to a bonus at the end of last year.
2. My boss me paid a bonus at the end of last year.
3. My boss paid me a bonus at the end of last year.
we / you / a new iPad / for Christmas / going to / (buy)
1. We are going to buy you a new iPad for Christmas.
2. We are going to buy a new iPad you or Christmas.
3. We are for you going to buy a new iPad for Christmas.
Fred’s grandfather / him / a lot of money / in his will / (leave)
1. Fred's grandfather him left a lot of money in his will.
2. Fred's grandfather left him a lot of money in his will.
3. Fred's grandfather left a lot of money him in his will.
the goalkeeper / (pass) / the ball / me / in the soccer game / yesterday
1. The goalkeeper to me passed the ball in the soccer game yesterday.
2. The goalkeeper passed me the ball in the soccer game yesterday.
3. The goalkeeper passed the ball me in the soccer game yesterday.
the teacher / us / going to / our graded tests / (hand) / at the start of class / tomorrow
1. The teacher us is going to hand our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.
2. The teacher is going to to us hand our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.
3. The teacher is going to hand us our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.
the president of the company / Jessie / a promotion / (offer) / last week
1. The president of the company Jessie offered a promotion last week.
2. The president of the company offered Jessie a promotion last week.
3. The president of the company offered a promotion Jessie last week.
Mr. Evans / a toy horse / his daughter / for her birthday / (make)
1. Mr. Evans made a toy horse his daughter for her birthday.
2. Mr. Evans for his daughter made a toy horse for her birthday.
3. Mr. Evans made his daughter a toy horse for her birthday.

You can do an INDIRECT object two ways:
SUBJECT	VERB	I.O.	D.O.	I.O. with preposition
I	gave	-	the book	to Mary.
I	gave	Mary	the book.	-
Dad	bought	-	a gold necklace	for Mom.
Dad	bought	Mom	a gold necklace.	-

G2: Nouns II Direct & Indirect Object 2

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