Thomas Hart Chappell wrote:
> Transitive verbs with beneficiaries usually have human beneficiaries, or if
> not, then animate beneficiaries, even when the direct object is not human
> or even not animate.
> Similarly, ditransitive verbs usually have human indirect objects, or at
> least animate indirect objects, even when the direct object is not human,
> or even not animate.
What is the difference between a beneficiary and an indirect object?
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Jefferson
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