APPOSITIVE ADJECTIVES.

bring: Please bring me a glass of water. (me = indirect object, a glass of water = direct object)

buy: I will buy my mother a new dress. (my mother = indirect object, a new dress = direct object)

do: Can you do me a favor? (me = indirect object, a favor = direct object)

get: She got her brother a ticket. (her brother = indirect object, a ticket = direct object)

give: The teacher gave the students an assignment. (the students = indirect object, an assignment = direct object)

lend: Could you lend me your pen? (me = indirect object, your pen = direct object)

make: I made my sister a birthday cake. (my sister = indirect object, a birthday cake = direct object)

pass: Please pass me the salt. (me = indirect object, the salt = direct object)

pay: He paid the cashier fifty dollars. (the cashier = indirect object, fifty dollars = direct object)

promise: She promised her friend a gift. (her friend = indirect object, a gift = direct object)

sell: He sold his neighbor a car. (his neighbor = indirect object, a car = direct object)

send: I will send you the documents. (you = indirect object, the documents = direct object)

show: She showed us her paintings. (us = indirect object, her paintings = direct object)

take: He took his daughter a gift. (his daughter = indirect object, a gift = direct object)

tell: She told me a secret. (me = indirect object, a secret = direct object)

write: I will write you a letter. (you = indirect object, a letter = direct object)