Indirect Object Pronouns
With prepositional clause:
- Yo te doy el libro [a ti: redundant/emphasis]
I give the book to you
- (Tú) Le das el libro a Pedro
You give the book to Pedro
No prepositional clause:
- Yo te doy el libro
I give you the book.
- (Tú) Le das el libro
You give him the book [incorrect to express a prepositional clause]
Using the Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns at the Same Time
(Yo) te doy el libro [a ti] - I give the book to you
(Yo) te lo doy - I give it to you [I give you it]
(Nosotros) les damos el libro a las niñas - We give the book to the girls
(Nosotros) se lo damos - We give it to them
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