Verbs with 2 Objects - Indirect and Direct Objects - English Grammar

It's not only subject + verb + object in English. Some verbs, can take on 2 objects.

She bought me a watch or She bought a watch for me...both are correct!

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[HuongTran-eu]

A brief yet clearly explained lesson, easily understood. Thank you very much! ❤

[Wiliams-]

I did not understand anything about this matter. I understood it from you. Thank you, teacher 🤍

[fabianamartinez]

Thank you so much for the video, it was very helpful!

[Noone-kiuo]

I watched many channels. I finally got it thanks to you. loves from Turkey 💜💜😃😃

[dilbar]

Can u give some exercises about these topic?

[badi]

'answer somebody something: Answer me this: how did they know we were here?' from oxford dictionary. Is it possible to say 'answer this (question) to me: how did they know we were here?'

[aydahosini]

Tanks for it but can you take more example?

[salsabilsa]

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[johanmorales]

What about verbs than can't switch de IO and DO

[sambitbiswas]

Dear Teacher: Tom gave the ball to me. Is ‘me’ an object of verb or object of proposition?