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John went shopping.

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The cat caught a mouse.

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Sally and I had an argument last night.

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Aunt Annie got her husband a souvenir when she visited Paris.

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I took the shoes back to the shop because they weren't my size.

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Knock! Knock!

A-Who's there?

B- It's ...

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My cousin Jack is taller than Jane.

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Did the children go to school yesterday?

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I gave the flowers to Michel.

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The cats caught all the mice.

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She pointed a finger at the men and screamed.

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These gifts are for my daughter.

In the following sentence, the objects (direct and indirect)  have been replaced for pronouns. Which option is correct?

My employer gave a contract to the new worker.

In the following sentence, the objects (direct and indirect)  have been replaced for pronouns. Both options below are grammatically correct, but one changes the meaning of the whole sentence. Choose option that has the same meaning.

I gave my mother a bunch of flowers.