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Vladv Posted 5 years ago
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I booked a him a seat- I booked a seat for my dad and mom- A seat was booked for my dad and mom. My mom and dad were booked a seat. He was booked a seat. A seat was booked for him. Are those ok?

I awarded him a cross- I awarded a cross to the group who saved a lost child. A cross was awarded to the group who saved a lost child. The group who saved a lost child was awarded a cross. He was awarded a cross. A cross was awarded to him
Does it work?

  

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Vladv I booked [no 'a'] him a seat . I booked a seat for my dad and mom . A seat was booked for my dad and mom.

— CalifJim

  • Vladv I booked [no 'a'] him a seat .
  • I booked a seat for my dad and mom .
  • A seat was booked for my dad and mom.
  • My mom and dad were booked a seat.
  • He was booked a seat.
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VladvI booked [no 'a'] him a seat. I booked a seat for my dad and mom. A seat was booked for my dad and mom. My mom and dad were booked a seat. He was booked a seat. A seat was booked for him. Are those ok?

Yes. They're OK (as shown).

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