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Indirect object pns

Indirect object pronouns usage / rules

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Use IDOPs to refer to the thing __ from the action, as opposed to DOPs which __ the action. benefiting / receive
IDOPs always come __ DOPs before
IDOPs: me, te, le, nos, os, les
When used with an infinitive or present progressive, it can be __ the conjugated verb, or be __ to the infinitive / PP before / attached
When used with a command form, it __ to the affirmative, but comes __ the negative attaches / before
To clarify for whom something is being done, use __ + __ or __ a / name / prepositional pronoun (mí, ti, usted, nosotros, vosotros, ustedes, ellos, ellas) Les escribo una carta a ustedes = I am writing you a letter
When IDOPs and DOPs are used together, they are called ___ double object pronouns
The DOP refers to the thing __ the action, while IDOPs refer to the thing or person __ from the action receiving / benefiting
To "L" pronouns cannot be used together. Change the IDOP to __ se
With negative command forms, the Double object pronoun comes __ the command before
When double OPs are used with infinitives, they may go __ the conjugated verb or __ to the infinitive before, attach
Created by: crashley1784
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