Understanding Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish

What does an indirect object indicate in a sentence?

• The direct object receiving the action

• To whom or for whom the action is performed

• The action being performed

• The subject performing the action

In the sentence 'I gave him a ball', what is 'him'?

• A reflexive pronoun

• A subject pronoun

• An indirect object pronoun

• A direct object

How are indirect object pronouns placed in Spanish sentences?

• Before the conjugated verb

• Attached to the infinitive

• After the conjugated verb

• Before the subject

Which pronoun would you use for 'to or for us' in Spanish?

• Les

• Me

• Te

• Nos

What is the indirect object pronoun for 'to or for them' in Spanish?

• Nos

• Les

• Te

• Me

How can you clarify the meaning of 'les' in a sentence?

• By adding a name or pronoun after it

• By using it at the beginning of a sentence

• By adding a direct object

• By adding a verb

In the example 'Les escribí una carta a mis padres', who is 'les' referring to?

• My siblings

• My parents

• My teachers

• My friends

Where else can indirect object pronouns be placed in a sentence?

• At the end of the sentence

• Attached to the infinitive

• In the middle of the infinitive

• After the direct object

Complete the sentence with the correct INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN:
A mí ______  gusta bailar y cantar.

• me 
• te
• le 
• nos

Complete the sentence with the correct INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN:
A él ______  gusta bailar y cantar.

• me 
• te
• le 
• nos