New posts in dative-alternation

Question About Diagramming

indirect-objects dative-alternation

Can object pronouns and possessive pronouns be used side by side without a preposition? [duplicate]

grammaticality pronouns grammatical-case possessive-pronouns dative-alternation

Confusing syntax in sentences with indirect object complements

grammar indirect-objects grammatical-roles dative-alternation

Is it still an indirect object if you're taking something away?

indirect-objects prepositional-objects grammatical-roles dative-alternation

Any difference between "give five dollars to him" and "give him five dollars"?

differences syntactic-analysis connotation dative-alternation

"to throw someone something" vs "to throw something at someone"

grammaticality prepositional-phrases dative-alternation benefactives

Why does a pronoun as the predicate of an indirect object (e.g. "I gave her it") sound wrong?

grammaticality pronouns indirect-objects predicate-frames dative-alternation

Since the rules do not forbid “I brought him him”, can I therefore say it that way?

grammaticality prepositional-phrases direct-objects indirect-objects dative-alternation

Is expression "It does us no harm." grammatically correct?

syntactic-analysis prepositional-phrases indirect-objects predicate-frames dative-alternation

Indirect object pronoun before direct object

direct-objects indirect-objects prepositional-objects argument-structure dative-alternation

Is it correct to say, "Send it me?" [duplicate]

grammaticality prepositions syntactic-analysis pronouns dative-alternation

Why is it correct to say "He came and said something to me" but not "He came and said to me something"?

grammaticality word-order prepositional-objects dative-alternation

How to tell if something is a core complement or a non-core complement?

syntactic-analysis objects complements grammatical-roles dative-alternation

Why "answer me" but not "answer me the question"?

archaicisms transitive-verbs indirect-objects predicate-frames dative-alternation

What are some give-type verbs that cannot undergo straight dative alternation?

grammaticality transitive-verbs predicate-frames ditransitivity dative-alternation

Which one is more appropriate to use: "send you" or "send to you"?

grammaticality indirect-objects prepositional-objects dative-alternation ditransitivity

Is "Whom did you give the book?" ungrammatical?

questions whom indirect-objects dative-alternation

Direct and Indirect Objects with the verbs: Give, Buy, and Bring

word-order imperatives direct-objects dative-alternation ditransitivity

"I gave him + INDIRECT OBJECT" vs. "I gave + INDIRECT OBJECT+ to him"

prepositional-phrases indirect-objects transitivity ditransitivity dative-alternation

What's wrong with "I'll open you the door"?

grammaticality indirect-objects dative-alternation benefactives