What does an indirect object pronoun do?

• It emphasizes the direct object.

• It takes the place of an indirect object.

• It replaces the subject in a sentence.

• It modifies the verb.

What do Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) indicate?

• The subject of the verb

• To whom or for whom something is intended

• The action of the verb

• The location of the action

Where do Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) typically appear in relation to a conjugated verb?

• After the conjugated verb

• Before a noun

• Before a conjugated verb

• At the end of the sentence

Can Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) be attached to an infinitive?

• No, they cannot be attached to any verb form

• Yes, but only after a conjugated verb

• Yes, they can be attached to an infinitive

• No, they can only be used with gerunds

What is the indirect object pronoun for "to/for us" in English?

• Me

• Te

• Nos

• Les

Which indirect object pronoun would you use for "to/for him, her, you" in a formal context in English?

• Me

• Te

• Nos

• Le

What does the indirect object pronoun "Les" refer to in English?

• To/for me

• To/for you (informal)

• To/for us

• To/for them or you all (formal)

In the English sentence "I give the money to you," what is the function of "to you"?

• Direct object

• Subject

• Indirect object

• Reflexive pronoun

How is the indirect object pronoun used differently in English compared to Spanish?

• In English, it is placed before the verb, while in Spanish, it is placed after the verb.

• In English, it is placed after the verb, while in Spanish, it is placed before the verb.

• In English, it is not used, while in Spanish, it is placed before the verb.

• In English and Spanish, it is placed at the end of the sentence.

Where can Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) be attached in Spanish?

• Before a noun

• After a noun

• To an infinitive

• Before an adjective