In this "V n n" construction, the Theme is physically moved to a goal, identified as the Recipient. The Recipient ends up in control of the Theme, and is sometimes implied to gain ownership of it. This construction is most typically used with central caused motion verbs like bring or throw, but it also contains verbs that refer to sending via immaterial means, such as fax and email.

Sending send E.g. He sent them his hearty wishes. mail E.g. We'll mail you a questionnaire. post E.g. His mother posted him a cheque. email E.g. Could you perhaps email me the questions? fax E.g. You actually faxed us an order about a week or so ago. wire E.g. His mother wired him the fare home. Passing pass E.g. He passed Miranda the paper. throw E.g. Telecom had merely thrown consumers a few crumbs. toss E.g. He tossed her the scarf. Cause_motion chuck E.g. She chucked him the wagon and what it contained. Bringing bring E.g. Frank Koller brings us the latest details. fetch E.g. He insisted on fetching me a coffee. get E.g. They got me a glass of water.