The document is a lesson on indirect object pronouns in Spanish. It defines indirect object pronouns as pronouns that indicate to whom or for whom an action is performed. Examples of indirect object pronouns in Spanish include me, te, le, nos, os, and les. The lesson then provides examples of placing these pronouns before conjugated verbs or attaching them to infinitives. Several practice examples are given with answers provided.
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2. Indirect Object Pronouns
• Indirect object pronouns tell to whom
the action is being done .
• Answers the questions “to whom” or “for
whom.”
• Ex. I bring flowers to my mom. (To whom
am I bringing flowers? My mom! Mom is
the indirect object!)
• The shirt is for my dad. (For whom is the
shirt? My dad! Dad is the indirect Object!)
3. Indirect Object Pronouns
me (to or for me) nos (to or for us)
te (to or for you) os (to or for you
all)
le (to or for him, les (to or for them,
her, it) you all)
4. Placement of Indirect Object
Pronoun
• 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.
Examples:
• I am giving the flowers to you.
• Te doy las flores
• I am going to give the flowers to her.
• Voy a darle las flores.