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Its essential to know the direct and indirect Spanish object pronouns in Spanish. To use them correctly, you need to decide between the direct and indirect objects in Spanish. Practice with us!Youre always welcome to contact us to book a free Spanish trial lesson with our teachers. Also, you might be interested learning more Spanish with Mónicas teaching videos on our YouTube-Channel.¡Vamos! The direct and indirect objects in Spanish: Grammar chart DIRECT or INDIRECT object in Spanish? Replace the object of each sentence with the correct pronoun! Please note that you sometimes need to differentiate between the direct and indirect objects in Spanish to replace them correctly! Do you need some more help with the Spanish objects? Why dont you try a free trial lesson with one of our teachers: click here! Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates! FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow Please send comments or report errors by clicking here.© 1997–2022 Study Languages, LLC. All Rights Reserved.Last updated3 December 2015Explanation of postion, and practice of, direct and indirect object pronouns.Creative Commons NoDerivativesSelect overall rating(no rating)Your rating is required to reflect your happiness.Write a reviewUpdate existing reviewIts good to leave some feedback.Something went wrong, please try again later.Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userEmpty reply does not make any sense for the end userEmpty reply does not make any sense for the end user<br ><br >a few seconds ago·report·Delete<br ><br >The info at the beginning is really clear. The follow-up questions are challenging - great for my very able IGCSE class. Could also use with A level class as revision.<br >Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userMuchas gracias por compartir!Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userReport this resourceto let us know if it violates our terms and conditions. Our customer service team will review your report and will be in touch. We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By pressing ACCEPT, you agree to our use of cookies to process your personal data to personalize your experience. Using direct and indirect object pronouns in the same sentence can be difficult.To help you, here is a post about how to use these pronouns.Find a list of examples with audio to better understand the concepts and to practice your listening skills. Additionally, you will find a list of links where you will be able to practice the concepts explained here.NOTICE: some of the links in this posts are affiliate links. If you purchase something, I will receive a commission. However, your purchase price will remain unchanged.What are direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish?First, we will review the direct and indirect object pronouns.DOPS: direct object pronouns.IOPS: indirect object pronouns. Where do we put direct and indirect object pronouns in a sentence?In Spanish, you can find a direct object pronoun and an indirect object pronoun in the same sentence.When this happens, the pronouns follow the same placement rules as single object pronouns.CONJUGATED VERBSWhen both pronouns are in the same sentence (in affirmative statements, negative statements, and questions) the indirect object pronoun comes first.EXAMPLESPROGRESSIVE TENSESWith present participles the pronouns can go before the form of estar or attached to the end of the present participle.EXAMPLESVERB + INFINITIVEIn verb + infinitive constructions the pronouns can either go before the first verb or attached to the infinitive.EXAMPLESCOMMANDSWith commands, the pronouns are attached to the end of the verb in affirmative commands and placed before the conjugated verb in negative commands.EXAMPLESNOTE: When object pronouns get tacked on a verb, you have to add an accent to maintain the stress of the verb.How to Use the Se PronounWhen both pronouns start with the letter l the indirect object pronoun is substituted for se.In other words, the indirect object pronouns le and les change to se when they go before the direct object pronouns lo, la and los.This is done to avoid a tongue-twisting effect.Before substitutionAfter substitutionLe loSe loLe laSe laLe losSe losLe lasSe lasLes loSe loLes laSe laLes losSe losLes lasSe las EXAMPLESDirect and Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish PracticeGap Fill ExercisesOral PracticeQuizzesBasic quizChoose the correct pronoun combinationWritten PracticeFinal ThoughtsHopefully this post helps you understand direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish.I recommend that you practice with the examples here and try to make up some on your own. Also, check out the exercises that you will find in the links mentioned above.If you need to, I can help you practice these pronouns by using them while having a conversation during our online Spanish conversation classes.Additionally, we can practice in the comment section below by answering the following questions and filling the blank spaces:¿Le has dicho la verdad? Sí, ______ he dicho.Voy a decirle lo que pienso a mi amigo:______ voy a decir o voy a decír___.¡Mándale la carta a tu hermano!GET OUR FREE PDFOur goal is to offer free content for people to practice their Spanish. Creating and maintaining the blog takes a lot of our free time however, due to our love of sharing Spanish with you, we will keep adding and updating the content in the blog. If you like the content of this post and believe that it helps you, please consider donating. Any amount is appreciated. Donations will be used to support the free content of this blog.

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