A ditransitive verb accepts or may require an indirect object to complete its meaning—"the noun to whom something is given" or simply "the recipient". The indirect object takes form as a noun phrase—a name (Jane), an accusative pronoun (him, her, them, us, me), or a noun (the young woman). " Ditransitive Verbs (indirect object) " by Julie Sevastopoulos is licensed for use under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 International Double object verbs , British Council. verb + two objects , BBC Learning English. Ask the Editor: Direct and Indirect Objects , Merriam-Webster's Learner's Dictionary. The Indirect Object , The Internet Grammar of English.