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Indirect Objects & Pronouns

Objetos indirectos y sus pronombres

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Intermediate · Step 2 of 14Course step 23 of 48

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Understand it · Entiéndelo
I give the book to Ana.
Doy el libro .a Ana: Indirect object — recipient
I give Ana the book.
Le doy el libro a Ana.
I give the children the books.
Les doy los libros a los niños.

Build it step by step · Constrúyelo paso a paso

Ana gives me the book.
Ana da el libro.me: Indirect object — recipient
Ana gives us the book.
Ana nos da el libro.
Self-check · Comprueba tu respuesta

Le doy el libro. Les doy el libro. Le/les refer to the recipient, not the book.

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Answer all five questions correctly to practice this Course step. Review the answers and try again if needed.

1. Which Spanish phrase means “I give the book to Ana.”?

2. Choose the best English sentence for “Le doy el libro a Ana.”.

3. Which Spanish phrase means “I give the children the books.”?

4. Choose the best English sentence for “Ana me da el libro.”.

5. Which Spanish phrase means “Ana gives us the book.”?

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