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AND OBJECTS
SUBJECT I you he she it we you they
OBJECT me you him her it us you them
Mark gave John the keys. Mark gave the keys to John.
I.O.
Mark gave him the keys. Mark gave the keys to him.
Mark gave John the keys. Mark gave the keys to John.
D.O.
— Mark gave them to John.
Mark gave John the keys. Mark gave the keys to John.
Both objects
— Mark gave them to him.
I.O. with to (v. + s.b. s.th. = v. + s.th. to s.b.) I.O. with for (v. + s.b. s.th. = v. + s.th. for s.b.)
give post send tell sing book keep save bring order
lend owe show write award buy catch find choose peel
offer read promise teach throw get make pay build cook
pass sell grant bake pour
ONLY I.O + D.O.
allow s.b. s.th. forgive s.b. s.th. refuse s.b. s.th. permit s.b. s.th.
ask s.b. s.th. cost s.b. s.th. deny s.b. s.th. envy s.b. s.th.
ONLY D.O. + I.O.
explain s.th. to s.b. describe s.th. to s.b. suggest s.th. to s.b.
explain TO s.b. how… describe TO s.b. what… suggest TO s.b. how…
PRACTICE 1: Translate the following sentences into English.
5. ¿Tus padres han visitado Nueva York? Sí, la visitaron el año pasado.