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Spanish Object Pronouns: Combining Two Objects

Learn to combine Spanish object pronouns correctly. This deck covers pronoun order, the 'le' to 'se' rule, and correct placement with different verb forms.

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35 Cards
Lesson#1
When you use two object pronouns together in Spanish, they follow a strict order. The indirect object pronoun, which answers 'to whom' or 'for whom', always comes before the direct object pronoun, which answers 'what'.
Lesson#2
For example, to say 'I give it to you', 'you' is the indirect object and 'it' is the direct object. In Spanish, you'd say 'Te lo doy'. Notice how 'te' comes before 'lo'.
Lesson#3
Let's practice some common combinations. If someone asks for the keys, '¿Tienes las llaves?', you could answer 'Yes, I give them to you' by saying 'Sí, te las doy'.
Quiz#4
Translate into Spanish: 'You give it to me.' Let's assume 'it' refers to 'el libro'.

Me lo das.

Quiz#5
Translate into Spanish: 'I am buying it for you.' Assume 'it' refers to 'la falda'.

Te la compro.

Quiz#6
Translate into Spanish: 'He is sending them to us.' Assume 'them' refers to 'los paquetes'.

Nos los envía.

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