Making relative pronoun sentence with indirect object
Hello
I have a question with relative pronoun with indirect object. For example, verb 'buy' can be used in both sentences below.
1) I made her a cookie. ( a cookie here is indirect object)
2) I made a cookie for her. ( a cookie here is object)
And I want to combine them with another sentence, 3) This is a cookie.
Then, can I make one sentence or two sentence? I mean both are grmmatical??
1-1) This is a cookie that I made her.
1-2) This is a cookie that I made for her.
Could you explain with English grammar please?
Thank you.
Top answer
Chloelee 1) I made her a cookie. ( a cookie here is indirect object) In fact, "her" is the indirect object. Chloelee 1-1) This is a cookie that I made her.
- Chloelee 1) I made her a cookie.
- ( a cookie here is indirect object) In fact, "her" is the indirect object.
- Chloelee 1-1) This is a cookie that I made her.
- 1-2) This is a cookie that I made for her.
- These are both possible.
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Chloelee1) I made her a cookie. ( a cookie here is indirect object)
In fact, "her" is the indirect object.
Chloelee1-1) This is a cookie that I made her.
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