How To Use Indirect object In A Sentence
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The cross-reference table contains information that permits random access to indirect objects within the file, so that the entire file need not be read to locate any particular object.
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The modern conceit is that ‘myself’ can be used as subject, direct and indirect object.
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However, some transitive verbs take a prepositional phrase instead of an indirect object.
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The association between dative case and recipients or benefactives holds for direct objects and subjects as well as indirect objects.
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The word "ge" (or "ye" or however it was written centuries ago) is related to the Italian dative (indirect object) pronoun "glie" which is used similarly before other pronouns, both words apparently coming from the Latin dative pronoun ILLI.
Se le lo and mo
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Just to clarify what the cases mean - dative means Bellesiles is the indirect object; and the ablative, among other things, it's used with the preposition ‘with’ (I wrote the book with Bellesiles).
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In the sentence 'Give Val some cake', 'Val' is the indirect object.
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One indirect objective of the Gaza offensive might have been to warn off Israel's other non-state militant foe: Hizballah.
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Using a straight news story, circle all the direct objects in blue, the indirect objects in red, and the objects of prepositions in green.
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Since in the latter the indirect object has become the subject of the sentence, the construction is called the indirect passive.
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The first and most common use of the dative is as an indirect object.
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Now some transitive verbs have the luxury of governing two objects, a direct object and an indirect object; let's call them ditransitive.
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In 'Give him the money', 'him' is the indirect object and 'money' is the direct object.
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We have the subject - she, the object - the hammer, and the indirect object - the nail.
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However, some transitive verbs take a prepositional phrase instead of an indirect object.
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The nail is an indirect object because it is related to the verb through the preposition - on.
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With a properly diagrammed sentence, the choice of an objective-case pronoun for an indirect object that would be "whom" rather than "who" becomes clear.
A Diagram for Graceful Prose
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In 'Give him the money', 'him' is the indirect object and 'money' is the direct object.
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In the sentence 'Give Val some cake', 'Val' is the indirect object.
