Mastering Spanish Double Object Pronouns

What is a direct object pronoun used for?

• To describe an action

• To refer to something else in the sentence

• To modify a verb

• To indicate the subject of a sentence

Which of the following is an example of an indirect object pronoun?

• them

• it

• for her

• him

In Spanish, where do you place the combination of indirect and direct object pronouns?

• At the end of the sentence

• Before the first conjugated verb

• After the first conjugated verb

• In the middle of the sentence

In Spanish, which pronoun comes first in a double object pronoun combination?

• Subject pronoun

• Reflexive pronoun

• Indirect object pronoun

• Direct object pronoun

How would you say 'bring it to me' in Spanish if 'it' is masculine and singular?

• Te la

• Te lo

• Me lo

• Me la

How would you say 'bring it to me' in Spanish if 'it' is feminine and singular?

• Me la

• Me lo

• Te la

• Te lo

How do you adjust 'me lo' when referring to a plural masculine object?

• Me los

• Me las

• Me la

• Me lo

How do you adjust 'me la' when referring to a plural feminine object?

• Me los

• Me lo

• Me las

• Me la

When can you place the double object pronoun combination after the verb in Spanish?

• When the verb is in the infinitive form

• When the verb is in the past tense

• When the verb is in the future tense

• When the verb is in the imperative form

What must you add when attaching a double object pronoun combination to an infinitive verb?

• A period

• An accent

• A hyphen

• A comma