Indirect object pronouns replace indirect objects in a sentence. They tell to whom or for whom the verb takes place. Some examples of indirect object pronouns are me, te, le, nos, and les. Indirect object pronouns replace indirect objects but must accompany them in the sentence and can be placed before the conjugated verb, attached to an infinitive verb, or attached to a present participle or command form of a verb.

1. Indirect Object Pronouns

2. What is an indirect object? Indirect objects are nouns that tell to whom (what) or for whom (what) the verb takes place.

3. Ejemplos Rosa le compró flores a su mamá . Carlos me envió una carta a mí . Juana les prestó el dinero a sus amigos .

4. Indirect Objects can be replaced by prounouns.

5. Indirect Object Pronouns me – me te – you le – you formal, him, her it nos – us les – you (plural) them

6. Indirect object pronouns can replace, but must always accompany indirect objects. Raquel le dio un regalo a su hermano . Raquel le dio un regalo. Mi familia les regaló los juguetes a los ni ños . Mi familia les regaló juguetes.

7. Where do I.O. pronouns go in a sentence?

8. 1. Before the conjugated verb 2. Attached to the infinitive. 3. Attached to the present participle (ando, iendo) *add accent 3 vowles from end 4. Attached to a command *add accent 3 vowels from end