Spanish Direct & Indirect Object Pronouns

Front 1

Direct objects answer what questions?

Back 1

Whom? What?

Front 2

What are the personal pronouns that replace direct objects?

Back 2

Singular
me (me)
te (you)
lo (him/it/you)
la (him/it you)

Plural
nos (us)
os (you)
los (them/you)
las (them/you)

Front 3

Peter eats a taco. He eats it with meat.

Back 3

Peter come un taco. Él lo come con carne.

Front 4

Where are direct and indirect object pronouns placed in a sentence?

Back 4

*Direct and indirect object pronouns come before the verb

* Only if the verb comes in its infinitive form is the pronoun placed after the verb, and then it is written together with it

Front 5

I like to eat it with meat.

Back 5

Me gusta comerlo con carne.

Front 6

I'm going to write it.

Back 6

Voy a escriberlo.

Front 7

Peter does not forget her.

Back 7

Peter no la olvida.

Front 8

My father loves her a lot.

Back 8

Mi padre la quiere mucho.

Front 9

I am going to eat them.

Back 9

Voy a comerlos.

Front 10

When is a noun an indirect object?

Back 10

When it answers the questions "to whom?" or "for whom?"

Front 11

What are the personal pronouns that replace indirect objects?

Back 11

Singular
me (to/for me)
te (to/for you)
le (to/for him, her, it or you)

Plural
nos (to/for us)
os (to/for you)
les (to/for them or you)

Front 12

Indirect pronouns can be used to replace a noun, but often times used with it. Translate this sentence both ways... Laura gives food to Peter

Back 12

Laura da comida a Peter.
Laura le da comida.
Laura le da comida a Peter.

Front 13

Later I'll give the recipe to you.

Back 13

Luego te doy la receta.

Front 14

She shows us her house.

Back 14

Ella nos muestra su casa.