direct and indirect object pronouns

Question 1

pronouns take the place of a

Answer 1

noun

Question 2

DOP function

Answer 2

recieves action of the verb

Question 3

IOP expresses

Answer 3

to whom or for whom an action is done

Question 4

IOPs

Answer 4

me, te, le, nos, les

Question 5

DOPs

Answer 5

me, te, lo/la, nos, los/las

Question 6

both the DOP and IOP

Answer 6

precede the verb

Question 7

the prounoun can be attatched if

Answer 7

the verb is infinitive

Question 8

if the verb is progressive

Answer 8

the pronoun can be attached

Question 9

in a sentence with both, which comes first?

Answer 9

IOP precedes DOP

Question 10

le and les change to what when used with lo, los, la, las

Answer 10

se

Question 11

when pronouns are attached add an accent on the

Answer 11

3rd sylabul from the back

Question 12

prepositional pronouns

Answer 12

mí, ti, el (ect), nos, usd, ellos (ect)

Question 13

prepositional pronouns are

Answer 13

objects of prepositions

Question 14

sí (used with mismo/a)

Answer 14

3rd person subject (themselves, itself, himself, herself)

Question 15

mí, ti, sí become what when used with con

Answer 15

conmigo, contigo, consigo

Question 16

prepositions that use tú and yo instead of ti and mí

Answer 16

entre, excepto, incluso, menos, salvo, según