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EXERCISE 45-ORAL: Change the position of the INDIRECT OBJECT in the following
sentences. Be sure to omit to.
1. I gave my pen to Alex.
-t Igave Alex my pen.
2. Please hand that book to me.
3. Rosa wrote a letter to her brother.
4. I gave a birthday present to Ahmed.
5. Please tell a story to us.
6. Did you send a package to your parents?
7. Mr. Hong showed a photograph of his wife to me.
8. Would you lend your camera to me?
EXERCISE &-ORAL
(BOOKS CLOSED): Change the position of the INDIRECT OBJECT.
Example: You gave your book to ( . . . ). What did you do?
Response: I gave ( . . . ) my book.
1. You gave your pen to ( . . . ).
2. You wrote a letter to ( . . . ).
3. You sent a package to ( . . . ).
4. You told a funny story to ( . . . ).
5. You showed a photograph to ( . . . ).
6. You sent a check to the telephone company.
7. You passed your dictionary to ( . . . ).
8. You handed your notebook to ( . . . ).
9. You lent (an amount of money) to ( . . . ).
W EXERCISE 47-ORAL:
Complete the sentences using the words in italics.
1. a letter, my sister I wrote . . . yesterday.
+ I wrote a letter to my sister yesterday.
+ I wrote my sister a letter yesterday.
2. my parenu, a telegram
3, some candy, her children
4. hercar, me
5, the class, a joke
6, a letter, the newspaper
7, the scissors, John
8. me, the soy sauce
9. Liz, a picture
10. the students, some good advice
I sent. . . two days ago.
Mrs. Kelly gave . . . after dinner.
Sue is going to lend . . . tomorrow.
Sam told . . . yesterday.
I'm going to write . . . .
Did you hand. . . ?
Could you please pass . . . ?
Mr. Schwara showed. . . of his baby daughter.
Yesterday the teacher gave . . . .