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4.  a.      My class began at 3:00. I’m late.
                            b.       The teacher began the class a few minutes late.

                         5.  a.      We continued the class the next day.

                            b.       The lecture will continue on Wednesday.

                         6.  a.      Someone called while you were out.
                            b.       Someone called us late last night.

                         7.  a.       They opened the car door carefully.

                            b.        The car doors open automatically.

                         8.  a.       Has the design changed?
                            b.        Have you changed your tires recently?











                                                                                     Doors open automatically in many taxis
                                                                                     in Japan.
                   14.2  Direct and Indirect Objects with To and For

                                      Direct      To/     Indirect
                                      Object      For     Object
                    He sent        an e-mail      to    his parents.
                    She bought     a gift         for   her brother.


                      1. Some transitive verbs are followed by   She showed the article to her friend.
                        a direct object + to/for + an indirect                  DO          IO
                        object (IO).
                                                                 I often get the mail for my neighbor.
                                                                             DO           IO
                      2. Remember: A direct object experiences   We like our teacher.
                        the action of the verb. It often answers the   A: Who do they like?
                        question what or who.                    B: Their teacher.
                      3. An indirect object is usually a person   He sent the package to his parents.
                        who experiences the action indirectly. It   A: Who did he send it to?
                        answers the questions to who(m) or for   B: His parents.
                        who(m).
                                                                 I bought a gift for my brother.
                                                                 A: Who did you buy it for?
                                                                 B: My brother.
                      4. Here are some common transitive verbs
                        that use to or for:
                        a.  to: explain, give, offer, send, show, tell  a.  Dr. Lin showed the results to the students.
                        b.  for: buy, fix, keep, make, get, provide  b.  They made dinner for their children.
                        c.  either to or for: bring, take        c.   Jim brought the report to his boss.
                                                                    Jim brought snacks for the team.



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