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DIRECT/INDIRECT OBJECTS examples practice 1 practice 2.

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2 OBJECTS: Direct and indirect Cindy e-mailed a request to us. Cindy e-mailed us a request. I gave the bride some advice. I gave some advice to the bride. He showed the groom the microphone. He showed the microphone to the groom. The professor gave the students the textbook. The professor gave the textbook to the students. My mother sent me a birthday card. My mother sent a birthday card to me. 14 Examples DIRECT/INDIRECT OBJECTS examples practice 1 practice 2

3 send, birthday card, me give, cell phone, him e-mail, document, her lend, money, them write, letter, us mail, package, me OBJECTS: Direct and indirect 14 Example: Did you send a birthday card to me? Make questions using the form: direct object + to + indirect object Practice DIRECT/INDIRECT OBJECTS examples practice 1 practice 2

4 send, birthday card, me give, cell phone, him e-mail, document, her lend, money, them write, letter, us mail, package, me OBJECTS: Direct and indirect 14 Example: Did you send me a birthday card? Make questions using the form: indirect + direct object Practice DIRECT/INDIRECT OBJECTS examples practice 1 practice 2

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