Spanish Pronouns and Adjectives

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Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish

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Direct object pronouns replace the object to avoid repetition. Examples: me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las.

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Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish

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Indirect object pronouns replace the indirect object to avoid repetition. Examples: me, te, le (se), nos, os, les (se).

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Order of Pronouns in a Sentence

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The Indirect Object Pronoun (IOP) goes before the Direct Object Pronoun (DOP).

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Change of IOP from le to se

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If both DOP and IOP are third person, the IOP changes from le to se.

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Demonstrative Adjectives in Spanish

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este/estos esta/estas: this/these; ese/esos esa/esas: that/those; aquel/aquellos aquella/aquellas: that one over there/those ones over there.

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Reflexive Verbs and DOPs in a Sentence

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If both a Direct Object Pronoun (DOP) and a reflexive pronoun are in a sentence, the reflexive pronoun always goes in front of the DOP.