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How do I understand this? "I made you a list" Isn't this sentence need "for" before "you"?

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make 4형식 이에요. give랑 같아요, for이 있으면 3형식이고 없으면 4형식 이에요. 아래는 인터넷에 떠도는 make 1~5형식에 대한 글인데 도움이 됐으면 좋겠어요: 1형식 (S+V) He made for home(그는 집을 향해 갔다) = go They made after the robber(그들은 그 강도를 추적했다) He made as if he would escape(그는 도망갈 듯한 태도를 취했다) = pretend 2형식 (S+V+C) She will make a good wife(그녀는 훌륭한 아내가 될 것이다) = become 2 and 3 makes 5(2더하기 3은 5가 된다) = become He made ready be(그는 준비가 되었다) = be 3형식 (S+V+O) He made a machine(그는 기계를 만들었다) The mashine amde a noise(그 기계는 소음을 만들었다) = cause 4형식 (S+V+I. O+D.O) He made us toy(그는 우리에게 장난감을 만들어 주었다) She made she's son hamburger(그녀는 그의 아들에게 햄버거를 만들어 주었다) = cock 5형식(S+V+O+O.C) He made the girl smile (그녀는 소녀를 미소짓게 했다) - causative verb The bad news made her ill 그 나쁜 소식은 그녀를 병나게 했다. ☺
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Nope! Not in this order. :) "I made you a list." "I made a list for you." These are both correct. If you put the indirect object (you) between the noun and the direct object (made/a list), then there's no need for a preposition (for). The sentence stays pretty snug. "I made for you a list" sounds clumsy and scattered.
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