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Betty Kirkpatrick

Webster's Word Power Better English Grammar

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With questions and answer sections throughout, this book helps you to improve your written and spoken English through understanding the structure of the English language. This is a thorough and useful book with all parts of speech and grammar explained. Used by ELT self-study students.
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252 printed pages
Original publication
2014
Publication year
2014

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  • Kadek Winartashared an impression8 years ago
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    Never stop to learning languages

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  • b3986543720has quoted8 years ago
    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..
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    • b3986543720has quoted8 years ago
      Some verbs commonly take an indirect object as well as a direct object. These include bring, buy, give, send, show, tell.
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      • b3986543720has quoted8 years ago
        both the direct and indirect objects are pronouns the direct object is sometimes placed first, especially in informal speech
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