forms and uses An indirect object is a person which

forms and uses
An indirect object is a person which receives the action of a verb indirectly.
In French the indirect object is always preceded by the preposition à and in
English by the preposition 'to' : Tex offre des fleurs à Tammy. (Tex gives
flowers toTammy.) An indirect object pronoun indicates à + a person. In the
sentence 'Tex offre des fleurs à Tammy', 'Tammy' is the indirect object. The
indirect objectpronoun that replaces 'à Tammy' is lui: Tex lui offre des
fleurs. (Tex gives flowers to her.) Following are the French indirect object
pronouns:
me (to me)
nous (to us)
te (to you)
vous (to you)
lui (to him/to her)
leur (to them)