Where to place indirect object pronouns - a little help

Question

If you're learning about indirect object pronouns and have noticed that sometimes they seem to go before the verb and sometimes they go after the verb this mini lesson will explain how that works.

Spanish Indirect Objects - Where to place them

If you're still unclear about what indirect object pronouns are, or what the other object pronouns are for that matter, this longer lesson may be useful.

Direct & Indirect Objects

Answer 1

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path to fluency. ( big cheesy grin )

Thanks Ray eres amable. - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 13, 2012

Answer 2

Thanks Kiwi. Your posts are very visually oriented, very helpful for me since I learn best this way.

Thanks Katy, I really appreciate your comments :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 13, 2012

Answer 3

Thank you. Very helpful as always. Love the link to the site.

Gracias helio, glad you like it :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 13, 2012

Answer 4

The graphic above lists the Direct Object Pronouns not the Indirect Object Pronouns. Here are the indirect object pronouns. me - me te - you le - him, her, you nos - us les - them, y'all

I think you'll find that the graphic shows both ;) - Kiwi-Girl, Apr 13, 2014