Webster's Word Power Better English Grammar

An indirect object can be preceded by the word to or for.
So the sentence
Her sent the school a letter.
could be rephrased as
Her father sent a letter to the school..

Some verbs commonly take an indirect object as well as a direct object. These include bring, buy, give, send, show, tell.

both the direct and indirect objects are pronouns the direct object is sometimes placed first, especially in informal speech

there is a direct object and an indirect object in a sentence or clause, the indirect object is almost always placed before the direct object, as in:
I gave the boy the sweets.
where the boy is the indirect object and the sweets the direct object.

Minor sentences are most common in spoken English and in conversation in literary fiction. They are also common in certain kinds of written English such as notices, labels and adverts.

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