Does an indirect object come before a direct object in a sentence? Or is it after it?

Thank you!Does an indirect object come before a direct object in a sentence? Or is it after it?
An indirect object comes before the direct object and tells to whom or for whom the action of the verb is done and who is receiving the direct object.Does an indirect object come before a direct object in a sentence? Or is it after it?
i think it always comes before. it answers the question ';to what/whom';


ex.) i gave laura a flower.


laura is the indirect object

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