Using transitive and intransitive verbs
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Transitive verbs with two objects | page 3 of 4 |
A list of verbs which commonly take two objects 
The following verbs take an indirect object (typically a person) who is the receiver of
the direct object. Note that these indirect objects can be introduced by the preposition to
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The following verbs take an indirect object (typically a person) who in some way
benefits from the direct object. Note that these indirect objects can be introduced by the
preposition for :
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Introduction
A list of verbs which commonly take two objects
