Double Object Pronouns

Double Object Pronouns is what you call it when....

• both direct object and reflexive pronouns are used in a sentence.

• both indirect object and reflexive pronouns are used in a sentence.

• both indirect and direct objecte pronouns are used in a sentence.

Indirect Object and Direct Object Pronouns that appear together in the same sentence are called Double Object Pronouns.

• Cierto

• Falso

Indirect Object Pronouns ...

• replace the indirect object noun

• accompany the indirect object noun

• either replace or accompany the indirect object noun

Indirect Object Pronouns answer the question...

• who? of the verb

• what? of the verb

• to whom? or for whom? of the verb

• where? of the verb

Direct Object Pronouns ...

• replace the direct object noun

• accompany the direct object noun

• either replace or accompany the direct object noun

Direct Object Pronouns answer the question...

• to whom? of the verb

• for whom? of the verb

• who? or what? of the verb

• where? of the verb

When using DOUBLE object pronouns in a sentence, ...

• the direct object pronoun is placed first, followed by the indirect object pronoun

• the indirect object pronoun is placed first, followed by the direct object pronoun

• it doesn't matter which pronoun is placed first

• we place a reflexive verb in between

When two "L" pronouns are used (le or les with lo/la or los/las)...

• we must change the indirect object pronoun (le/les) to "se"

• we must change the direct object pronoun (lo/la/los/las) to "se"

• we use a reflexive verb

• we don't do anything

The double object pronoun is placed ...

• before the conjugated verb

• before the infinitive

• after the conjugated verb

• after the infinitive

When we have two verbs in a sentence (ex. necesito comprar)

• You can place the double object pronoun between the two verbs.

• place the double object pronoun before the conjugated verb OR attach it to the infinitive

• place the double object pronoun between the two verbs