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The indirect object always comes between O the verb and the direct object O the noun and the verb O the preposition and the direct object O the subject and the predicate
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The indirect object always comes between

O the verb and the direct object
O the noun and the verb
O the preposition and the direct object
O the subject and the predicate

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The indirect object always comes between the verb and the direct object.

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The verb and the direct object
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