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Magnus Sciencefiction Posted 10 years ago
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Is it send 'to our group' of 'send our group'?

The two sentences in question are:

1. As discussed in class, I would request you to send to our group an electronic copy of the prescribed book- 'The Financial Expert.'

2.As discussed in class, I would request you to send our group an electronic copy of the prescribed book- 'The Financial Expert.'

I believe that we commonly use 'send us' instead of 'send to us' in semi-formal English. But, does this logic apply here as well?
  

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Magnus Sciencefiction to send our group an electronic copy This is the correct one. 'our group' is the indirect object. 'an electronic copy' is the direct object.

— CalifJim

  • Magnus Sciencefiction to send our group an electronic copy This is the correct one.
  • 'our group' is the indirect object.
  • 'an electronic copy' is the direct object.
  • Two patterns are possible.
  • 1.
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Magnus Sciencefictionto send our group an electronic copy
This is the correct one.

'our group' is the indirect object.
'an electronic copy' is the direct object.

Two patterns are possible.

1. Put the indirect object first, then the direct object. Don't use "to".
2. Put the direct object first, then "to", then the indirect o
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