Mastering Spanish Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns

What does the instructor focus on instead of the traditional direct and indirect object pronouns?

• The complexity of pronouns

• The labels of pronouns

• The simplicity of using pronouns

• The distinction between pronouns

In Spanish, how is 'me' said?

• nos

• yo

• me

• mi

What is the informal 'you' in Spanish?

• él

• tú

• vosotros

• usted

What is the informal 'us' in Spanish?

• ellos

• nos

• vosotros

• nosotros

Where do pronouns typically go in English sentences with one verb?

• Between two verbs

• Before the verb

• At the end of the sentence

• After the verb

In Spanish, where is the pronoun placed when there's only one verb?

• At the beginning of the sentence

• After the verb

• Before the verb

• Between two verbs

How do you say 'He loves me' in Spanish?

• Ama me él

• Me ama él

• Él me ama

• Él ama me

When there are two verbs in a Spanish sentence, where can the pronoun be placed?

• Only before the first verb

• Only after the second verb

• Before the first verb or attached to the second

• Between the two verbs

What is the rule for pronoun placement in Spanish when there's only one verb?

• Depends on the pronoun

• Depends on the verb

• Always before the verb

• Always after the verb

What does the instructor promise for the next video?

• More practice

• A test on the current lesson

• More complex topics

• A review of pronouns