Understanding Double Object Pronouns in Spanish

What are double object pronouns in Spanish?

• Two subject pronouns used together

• The use of both a direct and an indirect object pronoun in the same sentence

• It is when two verbs with two objects are used together

• The use of both a direct and an indirect subject pronoun

Which of the following is a direct object pronoun in Spanish?

• le

• me

• lo

• nos

Which of the following is an indirect object pronoun in Spanish?

• la

• te

• los

• las

What is the correct order of double object pronouns in Spanish?

• Indirect object pronoun before direct object pronoun

• Direct object pronoun before indirect object pronoun

• Subject pronoun before object pronouns

• Verb before object pronouns

Which of the following sentences correctly places the double object pronouns before the conjugated verb?

• Mi lo das

• Me lo das

• Das me lo

• Lo me das

What happens to the indirect object pronoun "le" or "les" when used with "lo," "la," "los," or "las"?

• It stays the same

• It changes to "se"

• It is omitted

• It changes to "te"

Which of the following is the correct double object pronoun combination for "I give it (the book) to you"?

• Te lo doy

• Lo te doy

• Doy te lo

• Te doy lo

Which of the following is the correct way to attach double object pronouns to an infinitive verb?

• Before the infinitive e.g. "telomostrar"

• After the infinitive, as one word e.g. "mostrartelo"

• Between the infinitive and the subject e.g. "mostrar te lo yo"

• Before the subject e.g. "a te lo yo mostrar"

What is the correct double object pronoun combination for "She is going to give it (the pen) to me"?

• Me la va a dar

• La me va a dar

• Va a dar me la

• Me va la a dar

In the sentence "Él me lo explica," what does "me lo" refer to?

• He explains it to me

• He explains me to it

• He explains them to us

• He explains us to them