Indirect Object Pronouns

Question 1

What is the indirect object pronoun for ‘Yo’?

Answer 1

Me

Question 2

What is the indirect object pronoun for ‘Tú’?

Answer 2

Te

Question 3

What is the indirect object pronoun for ‘Él/Ella/Usted’?

Answer 3

Le

Question 4

What is the indirect object pronoun for ‘Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes’?

Answer 4

Les

Question 5

Convert: ‘Yo doy el libro a María.’ (I give the book to Maria) using an indirect object pronoun.

Answer 5

Yo le doy el libro.

Question 6

Convert: ‘Nosotros enviamos una carta a nuestros amigos.’ (We send a letter to our friends) using an indirect object pronoun.

Answer 6

Nosotros les enviamos una carta.

Question 7

Convert: ‘Ella dice la verdad a mí.’ (She tells the truth to me) using an indirect object pronoun.

Answer 7

Ella me dice la verdad.

Question 8

Convert: ‘Tú das dinero a tu hermano.’ (You give money to your brother) using an indirect object pronoun.

Answer 8

Tú le das dinero.

Question 9

When do you use indirect object pronouns?

Answer 9

To indicate to whom or for whom something is done.

Question 10

Where does the indirect object pronoun go in a Spanish sentence?

Answer 10

Before a conjugated verb. Example: ‘Le doy el libro.’

Question 11

Where does the indirect object pronoun go in a Spanish sentence?

Answer 11

Before a conjugated verb. Example: ‘Le doy el libro.’

Question 12

What happens when using indirect object pronouns with an infinitive verb?

Answer 12

They can attach to the verb. Example: ‘Voy a darle el regalo.’ (I’m going to give him/her the gift.)

Question 13

What happens when you have ‘le lo’ or ‘les la’ together?

Answer 13

‘Le’ and ‘les’ change to ‘se’ to make pronunciation smoother. Example: ‘Se lo doy.’ (I give it to him/her.)

Question 14

How do you say ‘She gives me a gift’ in Spanish?

Answer 14

Ella me da un regalo.

Question 15

How do you say ‘They tell us a story’ in Spanish?

Answer 15

Ellos nos cuentan una historia.