How to Use Direct and Indirect Objects - English Grammar Lesson

Understand English grammar: Learn direct and indirect objects. The direct object receives the action and the indirect object benefits from it. For instance, "Give her the book" - 'book' is direct, 'her' is indirect.
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[@ilungashimba6678]

I would like to know, when should I use were at the place of was. Plz

[@worldhello5529]

With preposition: I give a book to my friend.
Without preposition: I give my friend a book.

[@akadir_altunay]

- She gave the book to her.
- She gave her the book.
- He always tells a joke for us.
- He always tells us a joke.

[@spfmg]

verb: give
direct: book
indirect: her
I would like to give her a book
I would like to give a book to her
I gave her that book last year
I gave that book to her
verb: tell
direct: joke
indirect: us
He tells a joke for us
He tells us a joke