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DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS Vamos a repasar… The DIRECT OBJECT is the thing that is “verbed” in a sentence. We can replace the D.O. with a pronoun: Vamos a repasar… The INDIRECT OBJECT is the person who receives the direct object. We can replace the I.D.O. with a pronoun: Vamos a practicar… Ahora en espa?ol… How do we use pronouns if we have a D.O. and an I.D.O.? LE and LES may have to change to SE When both pronouns are in the 3rd person, we change the I.D.O. to “SE” Yo voy a dar a ella el flor. Paco tuve que ayudar a su hermana con la tarea. * * . Los / Las Lo / La Os Te Nos Me It can go in 3 places BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB Attached to the INFINITIVE Attached to the PROGRESSIVE Les Le Os Te Nos Me It can go in 3 places BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB Attached to the INFINITIVE Attached to the PROGRESSIVE Identify the DIRECT and INDIRECT objects. I give Jasmin the book. We deliver the tacos to the hungry people. I give the sad little girl a hug. You have to deliver the paper to the old lady. Nate is explaining the lecture to his girlfriend. Identifica los objetos DIRECTOS y INDIRECTOS. Nosotros servimos los arepas a los profesores. Yo tengo que dar un beso a mi mamá. Tú estás mandando a mi una carta. Rosa va a explicar la lección a tu abuela. Mariano y yo leemos a los estudiantes un cuento. Lets look at this sentence: Identify the D.O. and the I.D.O. Remove and replace with PRONOUNS. Mario da . el bolígrafo a mí lo me Pronoun placement… We can still place the D.O. and the I.D.O. in the same 3 places: Before the conjugated verb Attached to the INFINITIVE Attached to the PROGRESSIVE Indirect always comes before Direct. Jose . a mi los boligrafos da Nosotros . a ellos la comida tenemos que servir Tú . preparas el proyecto para el profesor me los les la le lo Jose gives to me the pens. We have t