S3U1 Indirect & Double Object Pronouns

Double Object Pronouns

Those books are his, but he gave them to her.  

​Los libros son de él, pero él se los dio a ella.

​Double Object Pronouns

Part 1: Indirect Object Pronouns

How to use:

1. It is helpful to identify a direct object before looking for the indirect object. So...

2. Find the direct object (answers who or what?) Remember you have to have a direct object in order to have an indirect. Sometimes the direct object is implied. Ex. Decir- Yo le digo al niño. (What I'm telling is the direct object but it isn't explicitly stated.

3. Find the indirect object (answers to/for who or what?) The IO tells us where the direct object is going.

4. The placement for indirect objects is the same as for direct obejcts and reflexive verbs.

Multiple Select

What are the indirect object pronouns?

• me, te, le, nos, os, les

• me, te, lo, las, nos, os, los, las

• me, te, se, nos, os, se

Multiple Select

What are the two words that signal the INDIRECT object?

• por

• para

• a

• y

Multiple Select

If there's only one verb in the sentence, where does the IDO pronoun go?

• Before the subject

• Before the conjugated verb

• Attached to the conjugated verb

• At the end of the sentence

Multiple Choice

Replace the Indirect object with an Indirect Object Pronoun on the following questions:

Carlos ________ da un anillo a ella.

• me

• te

• le

• nos

Multiple Choice

La enfermera _______ toma el pulso a mí.

• me

• te

• le

• les

Multiple Choice

La Sra. Rodriguez ___ da comida mexicana a nosotros.

• lo

• le

• nos

• la

Multiple Choice

¿Ellos _____________ invitan a Susana a jugar?

• me

• nos

• les

• le

Multiple Choice

Yo __________ digo a Juan y Julio que no hay un examen mañana.

• le

• nos

• me

• les

Multiple Choice

Jorge no ___________ muestra el snapchat a mí.

• le

• les

• me

• nos

Multiple Choice

Elena _______________ da la medicina a Victor y a mí.

• me

• nos

• le

• les

Multiple Choice

A mí _____________ gustan las obras teatrales.

• me

• te

• les

• nos

Multiple Choice

A mi padre ______________ interesa ir al museo.

• les

• le

• me

• nos

Multiple Choice

Why is it necessary to leave the Indirect Object pronoun in a sentence?

• for clarity

• for fun

• because it's the law

Multiple Choice

When should you leave the Indirect object pronoun in a sentence?

• when it's pretty

• when using le and les

• when using any IDO pronoun

Multiple Choice

Quiero dar un regalo a ti.

• Yo lo quiero dar a ti.

• Yo quiero te dar un regalo.

• Yo te quiero dar un regalo.

Multiple Choice

Continue replacing the Indirect object with the IOP

Juan compra flores a Marisa.

Juan __________ compra flores.

• me

• te

• le

• nos

Multiple Choice

Mis amigos regalan un perro a nosotros.

Mis amigos ___________ regalan un perro.

• nos

• les

• te

• me

Multiple Choice

La maestra lee un libro a los chicos.

La maestra ___________ lee un libro.

• me

• te

• nos

• les

Multiple Choice

Tú das la tarea a la maestra.

Tú __________ das la tarea.

• le

• te

• me

• nos

Multiple Choice

Marta escribe una carta a su abuela.

Marta __________ escribe una carta.

• te

• me

• le

• nos

Multiple Choice

Mi mamá compra chocolates a nosotros.

Mi mamá ___________ compra chocolates.

• les

• me

• te

• nos

Multiple Choice

Nosotros cantamos una canción a nuestros padres.

Nosotros _________ cantamos una canción.

• le

• les

• nos

• me

Multiple Choice

Los estudiantes envían cartas a los veteranos.

Los estudiantes ___________ envían cartas.

• les

• le

• nos

• te

Multiple Choice

El camarero sirve la cena a mí.

El camarero ___________ sirve la cena.

• te

• le

• me

• nos

Multiple Choice

Yo envié un texto a tí.

Yo ________ envié un texto.

• te

• me

• le

• les

First let's take a look at some of the pronouns that we have learned so far.

Specifically- Reflexive, Direct & Indirect

Primero...Un repaso (First.... A review)

​	Reflexive pronouns	Indirect Object Pronouns	Direct Object Pronouns
1st person singular	​me	​me	​me
2nd person singular	te​	te​	te​
3rd person singular	se​	le​	lo/la​
1st person plural	nos​	nos​	nos​
2nd person plural	os​	os​	os​
3rd person plural	se​	les​	los/las​

Multiple Select

Looking back at the chart on the previous slide, which are the only persons where the pronouns are different?

• 1st person singular

• 3rd person singular

• 3rd person plural

• 2nd person singular and plural

Repaso- Reflexive Pronouns

• Reflexive pronouns are used when the action is being done to oneself.

• Reflexive pronouns are used to tell who the action is being done to (e.g. to myself, to yourself, to himself, etc)

• The reflexive pronouns are as followed: me, te, se, nos, os, se

Repaso- Direct Object Pronouns

• Replace the direct object in your sentence

• The DO receives the action of the verb - find your verb and ask the question "what?" or "who?" after the verb.

  • I bought a shirt for my mom. "Bought what?" - a shirt

• The direct object pronouns are as followed: me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las

Repaso- Indirect Object Pronouns

• Indirect Object Pronouns replace the Indirect Object.​

• The IO benefits from the action of the verb answering the question "to whom?" or "for whom?"

  The indirect object pronouns are as followed: me, te, le, nos, os, les

• ​Key words to find the indirect object are "a" (to) and "para" (for)

• ​Note: these are the ones that we use with Gustar & friends

Where can these pronouns be placed in your sentence?

• directly before the conjugated verb -- Lo compro, Lo estoy viendo

• attached to an infinitive- Vamos a lavarnos las manos

• attached to the present/progressive participle ("ing")- Estoy diciéndoles la verdad.

Vamos a repasar​

Let's review

Multiple Choice

Which option shows the indirect object pronouns?

• me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las

• me, te, le, nos, os, les

Multiple Choice

Which option shows the direct object pronouns?

• me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las

• me, te, le, nos, os, les

Multiple Choice

Which option shows the reflexive pronouns?

• me, te, se, nos, os, se

• me, te, le, nos, os, les

Multiple Choice

What is a direct object?

• the verb

• the person doing the verb

• what/who receives the action of the verb

• to whom or for whom the action is being completed

Multiple Select

Check all the boxes that apply:

Where can direct object pronouns be placed in your sentence?

• directly before the conjugated verb

• attached to the infinitive

• attached to the present participle (e.g. hablando)

• always at the very beginning of the sentence

• attached to the past participle (e.g. hablado)

Multiple Select

How do you find an indirect object in your sentence?

• find your verb and ask "what?" after it

• ask "to who or for whom?" the action is being done

• Look for "para" or "a" followed by a noun/person

• flip a coin

DOUBLE Pronouns

When you are using 2 pronouns at the same time, there is a certain order that must be followed.

​To remember the order of pronouns, use RID.

1. ​​Reflexive

2. ​Indirect

3. ​Direct

​Good news....

​You wouldn't ever have an instance of having ALL 3 types of pronouns in the sentence. Whew!

​

You just need to remember this order for the ones that are in the sentence.​

Ejemplos (Examples) - Note the difference

• She reads the book to me. She reads me it.

  • In Spanish, She ME IT reads.​ Ella me lo lee.

• Ana brings lunch to us. She brings us it.

  • In Spanish, She US IT brings. ​ Ella nos lo trae.

• ​Grandma makes soup for you. She makes you it.

  • ​In Spanish, She YOU IT makes. Ella te la hace.

• I cut my hand. I cut (MYSELF) it.

  • In Spanish, I cut MYSELF IT. Me la corté

• You wash your hands. You wash (YOURSELF) THEM.

  • In Spanish, You YOURSELF THEM wash. Te las lavas.

Reorder

How would you write "They are giving them to me." (Them refers to the shoes - los zapatos.)

• me

• los

• dan

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Reorder

How would you write "They write you a letter." with pronouns?

letter- la carta

• te

• la

• escriben

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Reorder

How would you write "I sing you a song." with pronouns?

• te

• la

• canto

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Reorder

How would you write "You burned your hands." with pronouns? (hands: las manos)

• te

• las

• quemaste

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

​Therefore, let's add "se" to the chart

​	Reflexive pronouns	Indirect Object Pronouns	Direct Object Pronouns
1st person singular	​me	​me	​me
2nd person singular	te​	te​	te​
3rd person singular	se​	le​ (se)	lo/la​
1st person plural	nos​	nos​	nos​
2nd person plural	os​	os​	os​
3rd person plural	se​	les​ (se)	los/las​

YoY

• When the indirect object pronuns "le" or "les" come directly before the direct object pronouns "lo, la, los or las", you must change the le or les to se.

• Ejemplo: I read books to you all. I read them to you all.

• Yo leo los libros a ustedes.

  • Incorrect: Yo les los leo. Remember: NO SINGING!!

  • Correct: Yo se los leo. OR Yo se los leo

Reorder

How would you write "They are giving the food to the children." using pronouns.

Food- la comida

Children- los niños

• se

• la

• dan

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Multiple Choice

How would you write "She tells him the truth" using pronouns.

• Ella se la dice.

• Ella la se dice

• Ella le la dice

Multiple Choice

How would you write "The mom gives her daughter the food." using pronouns.

• La mamá se la da.

• La mamá da se la.

• La mamá la se da.

Multiple Select

Which combination of object pronouns is NOT written correctly? Choose ALL that apply.

• le lo

• les las

• me lo

• te las

• se la

Mas práctica

​More practice

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the missing object pronouns.

Ella ___ ____ trae. (She brings it to me. -It refers to la camisa).

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the missing object pronouns.

Nosotros ___ ___ decimos. (We tell it to them). it = lo

Multiple Choice

Which option correctly says "Pablo cooks it (la cena) for her on the weekends" using pronouns?

• Pablo le la cocina los fines de semana.

• Pablo se la cocina los fines de semana.

• Pablo la le ccoina los fines de semana.

• Pablo la se cocina los fines de semana.

Multiple Choice

She sings a song for us. (Ella nos canta una canción para nosotros.)

How would you say "She sings it for us."?

• Ella nos la canta una canción.

• Ella canta nos la.

• Ella nos la canta.

• Ella canta la nos.

Fill in the Blank

Replace the direct object in this sentence:

Mi amigo se lava las manos.

Mi amigo ___ ___ lava.

Fill in the Blank

Replace the indirect object in this sentence:

Mi amigo compró los boletos para nosotros.

Mi amigo ___ compró los boletos

Fill in the Blank

Replace the direct and the indirect object in this sentence:

Mi amigo compró los boletos para nosotros.

Mi amigo ___ ___ compró

Fill in the Blank

Answer the following question using direct and indirect object pronouns:

Person 1: ¿Vas a escribir un poema (masculine) a los chicos?

Person 2: No, no __ __ voy a escribir

Multiple Select

Replace the direct and indirect object pronouns in this sentence:

Luisa quiere dar un regalo a ti

Choose all that are correct.

• quiere dartelo

• te lo quiere dar

• lo te quiere dar

• quiere te lo dar

• quiere te lo dar

Fill in the Blank

Answer the following question using direct and indirect object pronouns:

Person 1: ¿Compras el carro para mí?

Person 2: Sí __ __ compro.

Drag and Drop

¿​ ​

Placeholder

vas a comprar​ un regalo a ellos?

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Les

Le

Te

Me

Drag and Drop

Yo ​

Placeholder

​

Placeholder

la verdad a ti.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

te

digo

me

dices

les

dicen

le

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Mis padres

• nos

• compran

• un perro

• a nosotros

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Match

Los estudiantes traen la tarea a la profesora para la clase de español

• Los estudiantes

• traen

• la tarea

• a la profesora

• para la clase de español

Subject

Verb

Direct Object Noun

Indirect Object Noun

Prepositional Phrase

• Subject

• Verb

• Direct Object Noun

• Indirect Object Noun

• Prepositional Phrase

Match

Mis amigos me los compran.

• Los estudiantes

• compran

• me

• los

Subject

verb

indirect object pronoun

direct object pronoun

• Subject

• verb

• indirect object pronoun

• direct object pronoun

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Mis padres

• me

• la

• dicen

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Yo

• les

• digo

• las respuestas

• para el examén

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Tú

• me

• llamas

• por telefono

• cada noche

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Ella

• me

• está

• diciendo

• la verdad

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Ellos

• nos

• dicen

• el secreto

• por la tarde

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Ellos

• nos

• piden

• los refrescos

• en el restaurante

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Tú

• nos

• pides

• la hamburguesa

• a nosotros

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

If both object pronouns start with the letter "L" which pronoun changes to "se"?

• direct

• indirect

Multiple Choice

Mi madre _____ trae las cebollas a mí.

• me

• te

• le

• nos

• les

Multiple Choice

Las meseras _____ traen el surtido de frutas frescas a Juliana.

• me

• te

• le

• nos

• les

Multiple Choice

Yo no _____ traigo el plato del día a ustedes.

• me

• te

• le

• nos

• les

Fill in the Blank

¿Quién le trae las habichuelas a Ángela?

Los meseros ____ ____ traen.

Fill in the Blank

¿Quién nos trae la cuenta?

La mesera ____ ____ trae.

Fill in the Blank

¿Quién les trae la piña a ellos?

Yo ____ ____ traigo.

Fill in the Blank

¿Quién le trae los chícharos a Carlos?

Mi madre ____ ____ trae.

Fill in the Blank

Tricky One:

¿Quién me trae el gazpacho?

Las meseras ____ ____ traen.

Poll

How do you feel about Double Pronouns?

• I'm basically a pro

• Need more time to process and practice

• I'm lost