Opinions: verbs with indirect objects
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I can understand likes and dislikes and other opinions using verbs with direct and indirect objects.
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Combining previously taught and new words in new contexts strengthens vocabulary knowledge.
Indirect objects are people or things that the verb action is done 'to' or 'for', e.g., 'the book belongs to the pupil'.
Indirect object pronouns replace indirect objects that we don't need to repeat, e.g., 'the book belongs to him/her'.
Verbs that are always used with indirect object pronouns are called dative verbs.
Some dative verbs translate differently into English - 'das Buch gefällt mir' - the book pleases me > I like the book.
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