Spanish sentences can be made up of direct and indirect object pronouns in the same sentence.......

but first, let's review how to identify each one.

Direct Object Pronouns

• Replaces the direct object in your sentence

• Receives the action of the verb - find your verb and ask "what?" after it. - I bought a shirt for my mom. "Bought what?" - a shirt

• The direct object pronouns are as followed:

Where can direct object pronouns be placed in your sentence?

• before the conjugated verb

• attached to an infinitive

• attached to the present participle ("ing")

Indirect Object Pronouns

• Answers the question "to who or for whom?" the action is being done

• The indirect object pronouns are as followed:

Where can indirect object pronouns be placed in your sentence?

• before the conjugated verb

• attached to the infinitive

• attached to the present participle

What if you have a direct and an indirect object pronoun in the same sentence?

• You can replace both of them with their appropriate pronouns

• INDIRECT COMES 1ST, DIRECT COMES 2ND

• DON'T FORGET YOUR I.D.

What happens when there is a double "L" scenario with the object pronouns? For example - le los or les la

• Change the indirect object pronoun to "se"

• le/les -> se