You are a very generous friend and like to do and say nice things for and to your friends and family. Write five sentences in which you tell what you do and say for your friends and family. You may use either indirect object pronouns or nouns in the dative case, but each sentence should say for whom you did the nice thing. Below are a few recommended verbs and an example of two kinds of sentences you can write.

geben, zeigen, kaufen, sagen, danken

Examples:

Ich gebe meiner Schwester das Buch.

Ich zeige dir eine Blume.

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