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The verb and the direct object are always followed by the indirect object. Therefore, option (d) or (iv) is the correct answer.
What is a direct and indirect object?
In sentences with indirect objects, the indirect object will always come before the verb and after the direct object.
A prepositional phrase is most typically used if there is information about the recipient of the direct object after it. There must be a direct object in a statement before there can be an indirect object.
The only verbs that can have an indirect object, then, are transitive verbs (because only transitive verbs can have a direct object).
Pronouns for the direct and indirect objects of a sentence are frequently used simultaneously. The thing in question is the direct object, while indirect objects are to/for whom (often a person).
The direct object pronoun immediately follows the indirect object pronoun when they are used together.
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