Double Pronouns - Double Trouble

In a sentence with both a direct object pronoun and an indirect object pronoun, which one comes first?

• The direct object pronoun

• The indirect object pronoun

• They can come in any order

• Neither, as they cannot be in the same sentence

What is the indirect object pronoun in the sentence "Ellos me los dan."?

• ellos

• me

• los

• dan

What is the direct object pronoun in the sentence "Ella te la vende."?

• ella

• te

• la

• vende

What is the reason for changing the pronoun "le" to "se" before another pronoun that starts with the letter "l"?

• To make the sentence longer

• To follow the rules of grammar

• To avoid the tongue-twisting effect of two short consecutive words that begin with the letter "l"

• To emphasize the second pronoun

What is the purpose of using a prepositional phrase with the pronoun "se" in Spanish?

• To make the sentence longer

• To clarify the meaning by specifying to whom the action is directed

• To change the tense of the sentence

• To indicate the location of the action

In the sentence "Él se lo dice a Juan," what does the prepositional phrase "a Juan" clarify?

• What is being said

• Who is saying it

• To whom it is being said

• Why it is being said

Which sentence is ambiguous due to the use of the pronoun "se"?

• Él se lo dice a Juan.

• Él se lo dice a María.

• Él se lo dice a ella.

• Él se lo dice.

Where does the negative word appear in a sentence with pronouns in Spanish?

• After the first pronoun

• Before the verb

• Directly before the first pronoun

• At the end of the sentence

Translate the following sentence into English: "Nunca se los compro."

• I never buy it for her.

• I never buy them for her.

• I always buy them for her.

• I never sell them to her.

What is the English translation of "No se lo tengo."?

• I don't want it for you.

• I don't have it for you.

• I have it for you.

• I won't have it for you.