Pronouns 1 : Personal + Reflexive

Question 1

What are the prepositional pronouns?

Answer 1

Question 2

What are the direct object pronouns?

Answer 2

Question 3

What are the indirect object pronouns?

Answer 3

Question 4

What are the reflexive pronouns?

Answer 4

Question 5

Where do direct and indirect objects always go?

Answer 5

Directly before the verb. (Minus 2 exceptions)

Question 6

What are the exceptions where the direct and/or indirect object doesn’t go directly before the verb?

Answer 6

1. Affirmative commands
2. With infinitives and the gerundio where they can be either placed before the infitive/gerundio or attached to the end of it.

Question 7

When you have both a direct object and indirect object pronoun, which comes first?

Answer 7

The indirect object pronoun always comes first.

Question 8

When do you use se as an indirect object pronoun?

Answer 8

When the indirect object pronouns le or les are used in combination with the direct objects lo, los, la, or las. So you don’t have to lalalala.

e.g. Se la compré a los niños. (I bought it for the kids)

*notice that “se” refers to the kids but “a los niños” is repeated for clarification.