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• Indirect Object Pronouns

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Indirect Objects

• I bought that skirt for her.
• I gave those shoes to him.
• What is the subject, the verb, the direct object
  and the indirect object?

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Indirect Objects

• I bought that skirt for her.

direct object
verb
indirect object
subject
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Indirect Objects

• I gave those shoes to him.

verb
direct object
indirect object
subject
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Indirect Object Pronouns

• Indirect object pronouns tell to whom the action
  is being done.

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Indirect Object Pronouns

• They mean the same thing in English as do the
  direct object pronouns, only they add the words
  to or for. For example, to you, for me, ect.

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Indirect Object Pronouns (English)

• (to or for) me
• (to or for) you
• (to or for) him, her, it

• (to or for) us
• (to or for) them

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Indirect Object Pronouns (Spanish)

• me (to or for me)
• te (to or for you)
• le (to or for him, her, it)

• nos (to or for us)
• os (to or for you all)
• les (to or for them, you all)

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Placement of Indirect Object Pronouns

• Indirect Object Pronouns, me, te, le, nos, os,
  and les are placed either before a conjugated
  verb or attached to the end of an infinitive.

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Before the Conjugated Verb

• Le va a dar el libro a Elena?
• Nos vio hace cinco días a nosotros.

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Before the Conjugated Verb

• A él, le gustan los libros?
• Sí, le interesan mucho.

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Before the verb or after the infinitive

• Before the verb
• Le vas a dar el libro a Elena?
• Sí, le voy a dar el libro a Elena.
• After the infinitive
• Vas a darle el libro a Elena?
• Sí, voy a darle el libro a Elena.

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Indirect Object Pronouns

• These are the me, te, le, nos and les that you
  see before gustar, interesar, faltar, fascinar,
  etc.
• For example

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Indirect Object Pronouns

• A ella le gustan las faldas?
• Sí, le fascinan!
• A ellos les encanta la comida?
• Sí, les encanta!

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Indirect Object Pronouns

• Sometimes we use a a pronoun or a persons
  name for emphasis or to make it clear who we are
  referring to.

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Indirect Object Pronouns

• Me duelen los pies. Y a ti, qué te duele?
• A Pablo le duelen los pies.
• A Ud. le duelen los pies, no?