English, 11.10.2020 09:01, datboyjulio21

1 Rewrite the sentences with the indirect object as a pronoun. Do not use to or for. Mia's boyfriend made dinner for Mia last night.
->Mia's boyfriend made her dinner last night
1 Have you made a sandwich for me?
2 Tom's mum bought a new shirt for Tom.
3 Daisy owes f50 to her dad,
4 Beth's neighbour sold his car to Beth.
5 Patrick wrote a letter to his sister.
6 Scott sent a text message to Julie.
7 Dad booked a flight to Paris for us.
8 She showed her prize to her parents.
9 My uncle bought a new bike for me.
10 The hotel manager offered the best room to us. PLEASE HELP M=33

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