Indirect Object Pronouns Lesson

The person or thing that receives the action of the verb.

The person or thing doing the action.

The person to or for whom an action is being done.

Mi mamá compra la.

Mi mamá la compra.

Mi mamá la comprando.

To whom?

For whom?

Who?

Whom?

I buy him the food.

I buy her the food.

I buy you (usted) the food.

I buy it. (it = the food)

it represents FOR WHOM I buy the food

it represents he/she

It means "it"

just because...?

For emphasis

For clarity

For funsies

Because that guy said so.

him

her

them

Ghostbusters

myself

you

them

Santa

Before "quiere"

Before "comprar"

After "regalo"