<p>(my 1st post)</p>

<p>Could someone give me a sample sentence containing
爱 taking 2 objects?</p>

<p>I'm guessing it's    &lt;&lt;  I'd love him to [do ...] >>
type of construction?  Thank you.  HH</p>

<p>(from Wikipedia)
一价动词：强制要求与一种性质的名词性词语关联的一类动词。可记为动1。例如“病、醉、休息、游泳”等。这类动词差不多就是一般说的不及物动词。 </p>

<p>二价动词：强制要求与两种性质的名词性词语关联的一类动词。可记为动2。例如“爱、采、参观、讨论”等。这类动词差不多就是一般说的及物动词。 </p>

<p>三价动词：强制要求与三种性质的名词性词语关联的一类动词。可记为动3。例如“爱、采、参观、讨论”等。这类动词差不多就是一般说的双宾动词。[1] </p>

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2016-07-26T01:44:40.833Z
text copied from Wikipedia has an obvious error, namely  the examples for divalent (transitive) verbs are repeated for the trivalent (ditransitive) case, for correct examples of trivalent verbs see English version, or use 给 （他给母亲一个礼物），告诉（妹妹告诉哥哥一个消息），花（这个事情花了他很多时间）
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2016-07-26T21:10:10.817Z
Thank you so much.     I can stop wondering now, and assume that 爱 and采 generally are not trivalent and do not take 2 objects.      In slang English, ppl say e.g.    [ I'll eat myself some supper.]  making "eat" trivalent.      Perhaps similar things exist in slang Chinese.
HizHa
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爱、采 ( A trivalent verb takes 2 objects )
# 爱、采 ( A trivalent verb takes 2 objects )

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-07-26)

(my 1st post)

Could someone give me a sample sentence containing
爱 taking 2 objects?

I'm guessing it's << I'd love him to [do ...] >>
type of construction? Thank you. HH

(from Wikipedia)
一价动词：强制要求与一种性质的名词性词语关联的一类动词。可记为动1。例如“病、醉、休息、游泳”等。这类动词差不多就是一般说的不及物动词。

二价动词：强制要求与两种性质的名词性词语关联的一类动词。可记为动2。例如“爱、采、参观、讨论”等。这类动词差不多就是一般说的及物动词。

三价动词：强制要求与三种性质的名词性词语关联的一类动词。可记为动3。例如“爱、采、参观、讨论”等。这类动词差不多就是一般说的双宾动词。[1]

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> **username_1**: text copied from Wikipedia has an obvious error, namely  the examples for divalent (transitive) verbs are repeated for the trivalent (ditransitive) case, for correct examples of trivalent verbs see English version, or use 给 （他给母亲一个礼物），告诉（妹妹告诉哥哥一个消息），花（这个事情花了他很多时间）  
> **username_0**: Thank you so much.     I can stop wondering now, and assume that 爱 and采 generally are not trivalent and do not take 2 objects.      In slang English, ppl say e.g.    [ I'll eat myself some supper.]  making "eat" trivalent.      Perhaps similar things exist in slang Chinese.  

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