双宾语句 shuāng bīnyǔ jù
双宾语句（shuāng bīnyǔ jù）means “Some verbs take two objects: an indirect object (person) then a direct object (thing).”. After verbs like 给 (give), 问 (ask), 送 (give as a gift), 教 (teach), the person comes first and the thing second: 给我们一本书 (give us a book). Formation: 动词 + 间接宾语(人) + 直接宾语(物)
Some verbs take two objects: an indirect object (person) then a direct object (thing).
HSK2Formation
动词 + 间接宾语(人) + 直接宾语(物)
Explanation
After verbs like 给 (give), 问 (ask), 送 (give as a gift), 教 (teach), the person comes first and the thing second: 给我们一本书 (give us a book). The order is fixed: person before thing. Only certain verbs allow this pattern.
Examples
Note
Order is fixed as verb + person + thing. ❌ 给一本书我们 ✅ 给我们一本书.
FAQ
双宾语句 — what does it mean and how is it used?
Some verbs take two objects: an indirect object (person) then a direct object (thing).. After verbs like 给 (give), 问 (ask), 送 (give as a gift), 教 (teach), the person comes first and the thing second: 给我们一本书 (give us a book). The order is fixed: person before thing. Only certain verbs allow this pattern.
双宾语句 — how do you form it?
动词 + 间接宾语(人) + 直接宾语(物)
双宾语句 — any usage notes?
Order is fixed as verb + person + thing. ❌ 给一本书我们 ✅ 给我们一本书.