Indirect Pronouns

Question

when do i use indirect object prounds with a direct object pronoun

Answer 1

Here is a lesson on using direct and indirect object pronouns.

Answer 2

I got this from about.spanish.com

Here are the indirect-object pronouns along with their English equivalents and examples of their uses:

1) me — me — Juan me da una camisa. John is giving me a shirt.

2) te — you (singular familiar) — Juan te da una camisa. John is giving you a shirt.

3) le — you (singular formal), him, her — Juan le da una camisa a usted. John is giving you a shirt. Juan le da una camisa a él. John is giving him a shirt. Juan le da una camisa a ella. John is giving her a shirt.

4) nos — us — María nos da unas camisas. Mary is giving us some shirts.

5) os — you (plural familiar) — María os da unas camisas. Mary is giving you some shirts.

6) les — you (plural formal), them — María les da unas camisas. Mary is giving you some shirts, or Mary is giving them some shirts.

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