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Simultaneous use of direct and indirect object pronouns
Learning how to use thedirect object pronounsandindirect object pronounssimultaneously can be challenging since it involves remembering:
- that the indirect object pronoun always precedes the direct object pronoun;
- that the indirect object pronounsle(to you, to her, to him) andles(to you, to them) change tosewhen they appear with the direct object pronounslo, los, la, las; and
- that the pronouns can go before and/or after the related verb depending on the circumstance.
The following strategies may help you recall information about these indirect and direct object pronouns. Simultaneous use of direct and indirect object pronouns
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