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Wisdom27 Posted 11 years ago
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Dear all,
We need to give the driver an address. or
We need to give an address to the driver.
Thank you.
We need to give the driver an address. or
We need to give an address to the driver.
Thank you.
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1. direct object ("address"), indirect object ("driver") 2. direct object ("address"), object of the preposition "to" ("driver") Both are fine.
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- direct object ("address"), indirect object ("driver") 2.
- direct object ("address"), object of the preposition "to" ("driver") Both are fine.
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1. direct object ("address"), indirect object ("driver")
2. direct object ("address"), object of the preposition "to" ("driver")
Both are fine.
2. direct object ("address"), object of the preposition "to" ("driver")
Both are fine.
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