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Please tell me which grammatical rule to use for this case?
Hi,
To {Can you scratch my back for me?}, We can't say, "Can you scratch me my back?"
Could any one tell me which grammatical rule to use for this case?
Thank you for your assistance.
To {Can you scratch my back for me?}, We can't say, "Can you scratch me my back?"
Could any one tell me which grammatical rule to use for this case?
Thank you for your assistance.
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Some verbs are ditransitive (that is, they accept two objects) but most are not.
- Some verbs are ditransitive (that is, they accept two objects) but most are not.
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Some verbs are ditransitive (that is, they accept two objects) but most are not.
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Hi,
Thank you for the information given to me.
I'd try to suppose ditransitive verb designed to make a relationship of [reachinng as far as] or [belonging to] between its two objects.
And some els can't do so, but designed to end in the indirect object through the direct object.
Such as : Your example, Can you scratch may back for me?
Put your finger i
Thank you for the information given to me.
I'd try to suppose ditransitive verb designed to make a relationship of [reachinng as far as] or [belonging to] between its two objects.
And some els can't do so, but designed to end in the indirect object through the direct object.
Such as : Your example, Can you scratch may back for me?
Put your finger i
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