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 AJFC
 
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							| Idiomatic Passive 
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							| Hi there!
Does anyone know a text in which there are examples of the idiomatica passive (double object passive)? And of course if we have any suggestions of games to work with it, I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance,
AJFC |  22 May 2014      
					
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 nasreddine Sarsar
 
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							| I was given a nice gift. OR A nice gift was given to me. In the examples above, there are two objects. The sentence in the active is: my father gave me a nice gift. Me and gift are both objects.   He was offered the job. |  22 May 2014     
					
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 yanogator
 
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							| Just to add something to the excellent answer, "gift" is the direct object (the thing actually given), and "me" is the indirect object (with an implied "to" or "for").   Bruce |  22 May 2014     
					
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