I want to know how to wish a girl with effective english …
Hello. Your sentence does not make sense. You cannot wish a person. You can wish a person happy birthday. You can wish a person a good trip. You can wish a person a good day. These are just examples. You can wish a person would do something, as well.
I wish he would take me to the store. I wish he would take me to the park. I wish he would win the lottery.
To say that you wish a person is the same as saying you buy a person. You need a direct object, something to receive the action. Something must be wished, and since a wish must be a desired fate, idea or condition, we surely know a person cannot be it. Something must be bought, and since we know people are never (reasonably) sold, we know a person cannot be it.
I wish her success. - I wish success for her. - Success is wished.
I bought her a scarf. - I bought a scarf for her. - A scarf is bought.
*I wish her. - She is wished. Nonsensical.
*I bought her. - She is bought. Nonsensical.
An indirect object always says whom or what an action was intended for. “I bought her a scarf.” “Her” is an indirect object. She wasn’t bought. The scarf was bought for her. If the pronoun or noun can be taken out and added after the preposition “to” or “for,” it is an indirect object.
He sent her a card. - She was not sent; the card was.
He sent a card to her. - The action was intended for her. That we were able to make this prepositional phrase and preserve the meaning of the preceding sentence means “her” was an indirect object. They cannot occur alone with transitive verbs.