Use to or for to change the placement
of the two objects in the sentences given
below:
1. They have offered me a very high position
2. Mr Emmanuel teaches us geography.
3. His father bought him a bicycle on his birthday.
4. She has sent her uncle a telegram.
5. I have brought her very good news.
6. My grandmother gave me a book of stories.
7. She made her little sister a pizza.
8. They have refused to lend me the book.
9. Every night, the mother would tell the children a new story.
10. The magician handed the king a golden lamp.
11. We bought Ratna a new dress for the school event.
12. Our business partner will supply us all the raw materials.
13. Sarita baked her little brother his favourite cake.
14. Would you please pass me the salt?
15. The mailman brought me two parcels.
Answers
Answer:
1. They have offered to me a very high position.
2. Mr Emmanuel teaches to us geography.
3. His father bought for him a bicycle on his birthday.
4. She has sent for her uncle a telegram.
5. I have brought to her very good news.
6. My grandmother gave to me a book of stories.
7. She made for her little sister a pizza.
8. They have refused to lend me the book.
9. Every night, the mother would to tell the children a new story.
10. The magician handed for the king a golden lamp.
11. We bought for Ratna a new dress for the school event.
12. Our business partner will supply to us all the raw materials.
13. Sarita baked for her little brother his favourite cake.
14. Would you please to pass me the salt?
15. The mailman brought to me two parcels.
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