giving/receiving verbs (授受表現)

She looked up at her flock of cranes hanging from the ceiling. Her brother Masahiro had hung them up for Sadako.

She instilled confidence in me.

She won't even speak to me.

She refused to let me read the letter.

She gave me a lovely smile.

She gave up her seat to an elderly woman on the bus.

If I happen to make big money, I'll give you half of it.

She went to no end of trouble to find them a house.

She put a blanket over him.

She read him a poem.

She did all sorts of kind things for him.

She was over the moon about the ring he bought her.

She had her hair cut short.

She tried to go get her hair cut, but her mother wouldn't let her.

She had her picture taken with an actor.

She's very upset because her cat died, so leave her be.

She was kind enough to see the woman home.

She generously shared the benefit of her insight with them.

She had a Brit check her English writing.

She forgot to bring her umbrella, so I lent her mine.

She was kind to me, you know.

She asked me to help her with her homework.

She taught me how to write poetry.

She treated me to a cup of tea.

She told me where I should go.

She told me I should see a doctor.

She picked an apple for me.

She gently explained Picasso's paintings to me.

She accompanied me on the piano.

She arranged the money for me.