Spanish grammar note on double object pronouns with infinitives, image of a man reading a book

With infinitives, #Spanish indirect object pronouns can have two positions. Se lo voy a dar. Voy a dárselo. I’m going to give it to him. I’m going to give it to him. #SpanishGrammar #SpanishPronouns #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-indi...

Spanish grammar note on double object pronouns, image of a group of people speaking

In #Spanish sentences with both direct and indirect object pronouns, the order is: indirect > direct > verb. Le and les become se before lo(s) and la(s). #SpanishGrammar #SpanishPronouns #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-doub...

Spanish grammar note on double object pronouns, image of two students writing

In #Spanish sentences with both direct and indirect object pronouns, the order is: indirect > direct > verb. Le and les become se before lo(s) and la(s). #SpanishGrammar #SpanishPronouns #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-doub...

Grammar note on Spanish indirect object pronouns, image of a person making a phone call to someone

#Spanish indirect object pronouns come before the verb. El maestro le da un libro. The teacher gives him/her a book. #SpanishGrammar #SpanishPronouns #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-indi...

Spanish grammar note on indirect object pronouns, image of a man texting

#Spanish indirect object pronouns are: me, te, le, nos, os, les. #SpanishGrammar #SpanishPronouns #LearnSpanish. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-indi...