Hi! My question consists of two parts about these verbs.
1)What is the difference in a sense between
-She advised him to go to the museum.
-She recommended he go to the museum
in English speech?
2)I know that it is impossible to say in English
-I recommend everyone this book. (Correct. I recommend this book to everyone)
-I advise to read this book to you. (Correct: I advise you to read this book).
So, I wonder if "to everyone" and "you" are indirect objects for these verbs?
I think every indirect object could be written both ways, with and without preposition. Also, I think that the indirect object is the person or thing, it means them, it is used to denote who takes the action of doer. . So, to say that "to everyone" is an indirect object has no sense. "to everyone" is a complement for the verb, but "everyone" still remains the indirect object.
1)What is the difference in a sense between
-She advised him to go to the museum.
-She recommended he go to the museum
in English speech?
2)I know that it is impossible to say in English
-I recommend everyone this book. (Correct. I recommend this book to everyone)
-I advise to read this book to you. (Correct: I advise you to read this book).
So, I wonder if "to everyone" and "you" are indirect objects for these verbs?
I think every indirect object could be written both ways, with and without preposition. Also, I think that the indirect object is the person or thing, it means them, it is used to denote who takes the action of doer. . So, to say that "to everyone" is an indirect object has no sense. "to everyone" is a complement for the verb, but "everyone" still remains the indirect object.