Double Object Pronouns
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The term “double object pronoun” refers to using direct and indirect object pronouns together. All the possible combinations of double object pronouns are shown in the table below:
me lo (la, los, las) - - nos lo (la, los, las)
te lo (la, los, las) - - os lo (la, los, las)
se lo (la, los, las) - - se lo (la, los, las)
Juan le compró la pizza a Betty.
John bought the pizza for Betty.
John bought the pizza for Betty.
Juan se la compró.
John bought it for her.
John bought it for her.
Mi amiga me compra el libro.
My friend buys the book for me.
My friend buys the book for me.
Mi amiga me lo compra.
My friend buys it for me.
My friend buys it for me.
¿A quién le vas a regalar el libro?
To whom are you going to give the book?
To whom are you going to give the book?
Se lo voy a regalar a mi hermano.
I'm going to give it to my brother.
I'm going to give it to my brother.
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