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Ditransitive verb - Passive voice | A Wisdom Archive on Ditransitive verb - Passive voice | | Ditransitive verb - Passive voice A selection of articles related to Ditransitive verb - Passive voice | |
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Ditransitive verb - Passive voice | | | |  Ditransitive verb - Passive voice: Encyclopedia II - Ditransitive verb - English usageEnglish has a number of generally ditransitive verbs, such as give and grant, and many transitive verbs that can take an additional argument (commonly a beneficiary or target of the action), such as pass, read, bake, etc.:
He gave Mary ten dollars.
He passed Paul the ball.
Jean read him the books.
She is baking him a cake.
English grammar allows for these sentences to be written alternately with a preposition (to or for):
He gave ten dollars to Mary.
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See also:Ditransitive verb, Ditransitive verb - English usage, Ditransitive verb - Passive voice, Ditransitive verb - Attributive ditransitive verbs, Ditransitive verb - Ditransitive/monotransitive alignment Read more here: » Ditransitive verb: Encyclopedia II - Ditransitive verb - English usage |
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