I will give it to you later vs I will give to you later

Some examples from the web:

• I strongly support the answers provided by Mr Wynn, which he will give later and which can be found in his explanatory statement.
• I'll give it to you later.
• I'll give it to you later.
• I didn't go to the bank, I'll give it to you later.
• Excuse me, I'll give it to you later.
• I'd like to give it to you later, maybe tonight or tomorrow.
• Not now. I'll give it to you later.
• Captain Beams will seek you out and give it to you later.
• I wanted to give you my January rent in case I'm crying too hard to come down and give it to you later.
• I will give details later, just get it done!
• I'll give it to her later.
• I bought your son something give it to him later.
• OK, I'll give it later!
• Give it back later, it's going to be sold.
• I was going to give this to you later, but...
• I was going to give this to you later, but I couldn't wait.
• The plan was to give this to you later, as an engagement present, but...
• If you put that down in the book later, give it a five.
• No, I'll give it some consideration later.
• Just give it to me later, Jeannie.

Some examples from the web:

• I strongly support the answers provided by Mr Wynn, which he will give later and which can be found in his explanatory statement.
• I will give details later, just get it done!
• I'll give it to you later.
• I'll give it to you later.
• I was going to give this to you later, but...
• I didn't go to the bank, I'll give it to you later.
• Excuse me, I'll give it to you later.
• I was going to give this to you later, but I couldn't wait.
• I'd like to give it to you later, maybe tonight or tomorrow.
• Not now. I'll give it to you later.
• The plan was to give this to you later, as an engagement present, but...
• Captain Beams will seek you out and give it to you later.
• I have something that I want to give you later, OK?
• I wanted to give you my January rent in case I'm crying too hard to come down and give it to you later.
• lll call you later to give you the incredible news.
• Okay, okay, look, I'll call you later and give you a place for the meeting.
• I will give to my teachers...
• But I'll give him later, when we leave tonight.
• But, well, in a talk I'll give later,
• I'll give you some later.