Descubre 1 Estructura 8.2 Double Object Pronouns

Question 1

What are the indirect object pronouns? What do they mean?

Answer 1

Me - to/for me
Te - to/for you
Le - to/for him/her/you (formal)
Nos - to/for us
Les - to/for them/you (plural)

Question 2

What are the direct object pronouns? What do they mean?

Answer 2

lo/la - it
Los/las - them

Question 3

How are the indirect object pronouns and direct object pronouns used together?

Answer 3

The indirect object pronoun always goes first.

Question 4

How do le and les change when used with direct object pronouns? How do you clarify to whom the pronoun refers?

Answer 4

When le and les are used with direct object pronouns they become se. When you use se you can clarify to where by using a + pronoun/noun.

Question 5

Where do double object pronouns go in relation to a conjugated verb? Where can they be attached? Why would you add an accent?

Answer 5

Double object pronouns go in front of the conjugated verb. They can also be attached to the end. When you attach to the end you have to add an accent to maintain the original sound.