Repaso (Review)

• Direct object pronouns take the place of direct objects. The direct object pronouns are: me, te, lo/la, nos, los/las

• Indirect object pronouns are used with or take the place of the indirect object. The indirect object answers the question ¨to whom¨ or ¨for whom¨. The indirect object pronouns are: me, te, le, nos, les

• Object pronouns are placed in front of the conjugated verb or they can be attached to an infinitive or participle.

Double Object Pronouns

When you are using both an indirect and direct object pronoun, the indirect object pronoun will come before the direct object pronoun. Think of I.D.

Ejemplos (Examples)

• She is reading the book to me. She is reading it to me.

• Ella me lee el libro a mí . Ella me lo lee.

• Ana brings lunch to us every day. She brings it to us every day.

• Ana nos trae el almuerzo todos los días a nosotros. Ella nos lo trae todos los días.

You can't "le lo".

• When the indirect object pronuns "le" or "les" come directly before the direct object pronouns "lo, la, los or las", you must change the le or les to se.

• Ejemplo: I read books to you all. I read them to you all.

• Yo les leo los libros a ustedes. Incorrect: Yo les los leo.

• Correct: Yo se los leo. OR Yo se los leo a ustedes.