IOP Guidelines

Question 1

What are IOPs?

Answer 1

Pronouns used to replace the INDIRECT OBJECT(S) used in a sentence.

Question 2

How are the indirect objects that IOPs replace often introduced?

Answer 2

With to/for!!

Except not exactly in the English way. I listened to him gets a DOP:

Lo escuché

Question 3

What are the IOPs?

Answer 3

Me, te, le, nos, os, les

Question 4

Why are a mí, a tí, etc… often added before the IOP in a sentence?

Answer 4

For emphasis or precision.

Question 5

How do we place IOPs?

Answer 5

The same way we place DOPs…attach to infinitives/gerunds, and put before conjugated verbs.