Indirect and direct object pronouns Help because no one is answering the question :(
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Would some please explain to me about the indirect and direct pronouns? I understand how to do them but I don't understand how to put both of the direct and indirect in the correct order in a sentence. Would someone PLEASE help me????!!!
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updated Jun 14, 2013
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posted by brebre234
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Are you asking about the position of object pronouns within the sentence its self or the order of pronouns when there are multiple in a sentence?
* there are two positions an object pronoun can go, either before a conjugated verb, or attached to an infinitive. " lo puedo ver" or "puedo verlo" both mean " I can see him."
*when using multiple pronouns the indirect goes first. "no me lo digas" don't tell it to me.
updated Jun 14, 2013
posted by Kylew
yes like in the video she gave an example saying tenemos una barbacoa para ti. lo for barabcoa and te for ti but i dont know how to put them in the correct order in the sentence? - brebre234, Jun 13, 2013
indirect before direct. "te lo tenemos" we have it for you. - Kylew, Jun 13, 2013
oh ok thank you!!! - brebre234, Jun 13, 2013
What video was that, brebre234? - Maria-Russell, Jun 14, 2013
