sentences with 2 objects

• James and Donna bought to their son a camera.

• James and Donna a camera for their son bought.

• James and Donna bought a camera for their son.

• James and Donna were bought a camera.

• James and Donna bought to their son a camera.

• James and Donna a camera for their son bought.

• James and Donna bought a camera for their son.

• James and Donna were bought a camera.

• John gave to Susan flowers.

• John gave Susan flowers

• John gave to Susan flowers.

• I can buy myself flowers.

• Leah gave to me a cup of coffee.

• Leah gave me a cup of coffee.

• Leah gave a cup of coffee me.

(remember this is not the most polite way to ask)

• Can you lend to me some money?

• Can you some money lend to me?

• Can you lend me some money?

• Molly bought Jimmy a bicycle.

• Molly bought for Jimmy a bicycle.

• Molly bought a bicycle Jimmy.

• My grandma baked to us a cake.

• My grandma baked a cake us.

• My grandma bake a cake for us.

• I sent to Tom a letter.

• I sent to a letter Tom.

• I sent a letter to Tom.

• She bought to presents to her friends.

• She bought presents for her friends.

• She bought for her friends presents.

• Could you buy for your dog food?

• Could you for your dog buy food?

• Could you buy food for your dog?