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    Verbs With 2 Objects Exercises

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    The document provides examples of sentences with verbs that take two objects - a direct object and an indirect object. It lists sentences that are either right or wrong, then provides exercises to complete sentences using verbs that take two objects, including rewriting sentences to replace prepositions like "to" and "for" with indirect objects.

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    Verbs With 2 Objects Exercises

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    The document provides examples of sentences with verbs that take two objects - a direct object and an indirect object. It lists sentences that are either right or wrong, then provides exercises to complete sentences using verbs that take two objects, including rewriting sentences to replace prepositions like "to" and "for" with indirect objects.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with verbs that take two objects - a direct object and an indirect object. It lists sentences that are either right or wrong, then provides exercises to complete sentences using verbs that take two objects, including rewriting sentences to replace prepositions like "to" and "for" with indirect objects.

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    Verbs With 2 Objects Exercises

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    The document provides examples of sentences with verbs that take two objects - a direct object and an indirect object. It lists sentences that are either right or wrong, then provides exercises to complete sentences using verbs that take two objects, including rewriting sentences to replace prepositions like "to" and "for" with indirect objects.

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    VERBS WITH TWO OBJECTS – DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECTS (PERSON)

    I. Are the sentences right or wrong?

    1. He bought for us some ice-creams.

    2. She chose him a new silk tie.

    3. They awarded him first prize.

    4. She offered to us some coffee.

    5. They showed him their new car.

    6. He gave it his mother.

    7. She fetched him a chair.

    8. They served to us tea in the garden

    9. I've bought for myself a new laptop.

    10. I owe the bank a lot of money.

    11. Can you find some string me?

    12. He told to us a story.

    II. Complete each sentence with one of the verbs from the box, and either to or for.

    booked · buying · fetched · handed · offered · promising

    saved · owed · teaching · telling · threw

    EG. She owed quite a lot of money to the bank.

    1. Daddy's ………………a new bicycle ………me for my next birthday.

    2. The workman…………… the electric drill……….. his assistant.

    3. She…………….. a piece of cake …………the vicar, who politely declined.

    4. They…………. two tickets on the Orient Express ……….themselves.


    5. She's…………. a new song …………..the children.

    6. She ……………..the frisbee …………her dog, which caught it easily.

    7. They're……… a reward……….. anyone who gives them any information.

    8. He went and …………….. something ……….her to write with.

    9. I've ………….the last piece of cake ………you.

    10. He's always……………….. stupid jokes …………anyone who will listen.

    III. Complete each sentence with either to or for, and then rewrite the sentence with an
    indirect object, without to or for in the box below. Don't add any punctuation.

    EG. She owed quite a lot of money to the bank.

    She owed the bank quite a lot of money .

    1. They awarded the first prize Peter.

    2. He built a new house his daughter.

    3. I'll find something you to write with.

    4. He wouldn't lend any money me.

    5. I'll cook something you to eat. .

    6. He owes some money me. .

    7. She poured a drink herself. .

    8. Can you pass the salt me, please?

    9. They showed their photos us..

    10. I'll order a taxi you.

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