Show it to me.

1. Show it to me. 2. Show me it.

#1 is correct. Is #2 also acceptable?

Inchoateknowledge wrote:

Teo wrote: 1. Show it to me. 2. Show me it. #1 is correct. Is #2 also acceptable?

#2 doesn't sound right to me.

Show me it!

show = transitive verb

me = indirect object

it = direct object

This sentence does not go against any grammatical rules.

show it me

when the objects change place, the indirect object has to be converted to a prep phrase:

show it to me

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv111.shtml

Where does it say that?

You will hear it in Britain.

In the U.S., while you'll certainly hear "Show me [the object]" when the object is replaced by "it," you just don't keep this order.

Show the letter to me - okay

Show me the letter - okay

Show it to me - okay

Show me it - unexpected and uncommon

But apparently neither unexpected nor uncommon in BrE.