Indirect Object Pronouns help?

Question

Here's a model of what I'm supposed to do. Q: Yo enseño español. (a mi mamá) A: Yo le enseño español a mi mamá. Directions are: Write each sentence using an indirect object pronoun for the person in parentheses. Follow the model. 1. Mis primos dan un regalo. (a sus papás) 2. Edgar compra un hermoso vestido. (a Manuela) 3. Nosotros hablamos en inglés. (a nuestros hijos) 4. Yo preparo un delicioso almuerzo. (a mi novio/a) 5. Tú prestas tu ropa. (a tu hermano/a) 6. Diana traduce las canciones. (a sus compañeros de clase) 7. Maribel y yo entregamos las maletas. (al botones del hotel) 8. Yo tomo fotos. (a ti) 9. Tus amigos consiguen un traje. (a mí) 10. Pedro dice mentiras. (a nosotros)

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My answers: http://m.imgur.com/i9PJgwm (Sorry, I typed all the sentences before I realized I'd have to type my answers too.)

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Answer 1

Welcome to the forum. Can you add your level of English and Spanish to your profile? It helps people answering your questions and assessing any of your answers. For example the first answer you got was from a native/fluent Spanish speaker.

I have followed your link to your answers, but can you type them here?

As you can see, you haven't read number 4 correctly - the indirect object is (mi novia/novio) In other words you are preparing your meal for your boyfriend. For the third person it is le.

I learned direct and indirect objects a long time ago but I still sometimes make mistakes! Your next lesson will be adding the direct object too. With me, you, us they are the same but for him, her it them it they are different. Make sure you pay attention to where they are and what they mean as when you are more proficient at Spanish you will find Spanish sentences can be very long and working out where the direct and indirect objects are and where they are placed is important.

Buena suerte.

By the way, I am not asking for a vote, but you can vote for people who give answers and after a suitable pause vote an answer as the best. As someone learning Spanish I particularly value hispanohablante (native Spanish speakers) who give the forum answers and I vote for them.

Answer 2

Number 4 is wrong

Yo me preparo un delicioso almuerzo a mi novio/a.

You wrote "I prepare myself..." when in this sentence you are preparing something for someone else