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Two Pronouns & Placement

Dos pronombres y su posición

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Intermediate · Step 3 of 14Course step 24 of 48

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Understand it · Entiéndelo
He/she gives it to me.
da.Me: Indirect object — recipient; lo: Direct object — receives the action
I give it to Ana.
Se lo doy a Ana.
I can give it to you.
Te lo puedo dar.

Build it step by step · Constrúyelo paso a paso

I can give it to you.
Puedo dar.te: Indirect object — recipient; lo: Direct object — receives the action
Give it to me. (tú)
Dámelo.
Self-check · Comprueba tu respuesta

Se lo doy a Ana. Te lo puedo dar. Puedo dártelo. The attached form needs an accent to preserve stress.

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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 “He/she gives it to me.”?

2. Choose the best English sentence for “Se lo doy a Ana.”.

3. Which Spanish phrase means “I can give it to you.”?

4. Choose the best English sentence for “Puedo dartelo.”.

5. Which Spanish phrase means “Give it to me. (tú)”?

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