The key sentence component missing in this sentence:

Simplified: 我你要的书找到了。

Traditional: 我你要的書找到了.

Please put the pen on the desk.

A common "把" ending seen in this example, this is an "other element" that may have you seeing double:

Simplified: 你把这张照片看看.

Traditional: 你把這張照片看看。

The English translation of this 把 sentence:

Simplified: 你怎么把女朋友的生日忘了？

Traditional: 你怎麼把女朋友的生日忘了？

The "Other Element" in this sentence:

Simplified: 清把那条裤子给我。

Traditional: 請把那條褲子給我.

Please bring this apple to the teacher.

This "other element," as seen in this example, indicates you not only can start the burgers, but finish them as well:

Simplified: 你把这五个汉堡包吃完。

Traditional: 你把這五個漢堡包吃完。

The English translation of this 把 sentence:

Simplified 请把茶拿进去｡

Traditional: 請把茶拿進去｡

Without this key sentence component -- missing in this 把 sentence -- nothing would ever get done:

Simplified: 把这杯咖啡了。

Traditional: 把這杯咖啡了。

I put a dictionary in your chair.

When the object ends up in your hands as in this classic oldie-but-goodie 把 sentence, you are this "other element."

Simplified; 请把你的钱给我.

Traditional: 請把你的錢給我。

The Chinese translation (using 把 structure）of this English sentence:

They all brought wine.

The object in this classic oldie-but-goodie 把 sentence:

Simplified: 老王把钱给小张了。

Traditional: 老王把錢給小張了。

Anli and Hua Lei wrote this character incorrectly.

When the object ends up somewhere else, this "other element" tells you exactly where and in what direction, as seen in this powerful example:

Simplified: 您把您的名字写下来.

Traditional: 您把您的名字寫下來。

The Chinese translation (using 把 structure）of this English sentence:

Please don’t leave the door open.

The key missing words in this beloved 把 sentence:

Simplified: 我 ？ 你要的书找 ？ 了。

Traditional: 我 ？ 你要的書找 ？ 了。

Dai Lu gave Chaoshu Yisheng some money.

This common 把 ending is similar to 着/著, however rather than showing an action "in progress", instead it indicates the action is complete.

A 把 sentence involving a dog, a house, and Dai Lu.