Indirect Object Pronouns Indirect Object Pronouns IOPs You
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Indirect Object Pronouns
![Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) You use IOPs to replace or accompany the Indirect Object Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) You use IOPs to replace or accompany the Indirect Object](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/05b26e5511ccbf22946b62703d01c463/image-2.jpg)
Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) You use IOPs to replace or accompany the Indirect Object Nouns. Indirect objects receive an item. The item they receive is the direct object. I buy gifts for my friends. GIFTS = Direct Object. Friends (receive the gift) Indirect Object. Yo (les) compro regalos a mis amigos. (IOP) (DO) (IO) LES is the indirect object pronoun that takes the place of “A MIS AMIGOS. ”
![The IOPs that REPPLACE or ACCOMPANY the indirect object nouns are: Me (to/for me) The IOPs that REPPLACE or ACCOMPANY the indirect object nouns are: Me (to/for me)](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/05b26e5511ccbf22946b62703d01c463/image-3.jpg)
The IOPs that REPPLACE or ACCOMPANY the indirect object nouns are: Me (to/for me) Nos (to /for us) Te (to you) x Le (to /for him, her, you f) Les (to /for them/all of you) Look familiar? They are the same pronouns used with the verb _GUSTAR___!
![�Like DOPS, IOPS are placed either : �BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB or �ATTACHED TO �Like DOPS, IOPS are placed either : �BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB or �ATTACHED TO](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/05b26e5511ccbf22946b62703d01c463/image-4.jpg)
�Like DOPS, IOPS are placed either : �BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB or �ATTACHED TO INFINITIVE/-NDO forms.
![El mesero dio la cuenta. = The waiter gave the bill. El mesero le El mesero dio la cuenta. = The waiter gave the bill. El mesero le](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/05b26e5511ccbf22946b62703d01c463/image-5.jpg)
El mesero dio la cuenta. = The waiter gave the bill. El mesero le dio la cuenta A LAURA. = The waiter gave (her) the bill to Laura. The waiter is going to give her the bill. El mesero va a darle la cuenta (a Laura) = (two verbs, 2 ways: OR el mesero le va a dar la cuenta) The waiter is giving her the bill. El mesero está dándole la cuenta. (OR el mesero le está dando la cuenta)
![The waiter serves the food to us = El mesero sirve la comida a The waiter serves the food to us = El mesero sirve la comida a](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/05b26e5511ccbf22946b62703d01c463/image-6.jpg)
The waiter serves the food to us = El mesero sirve la comida a nosotros_ The waiter serves the food to us (serves us the food) = El mesero nos sirve la comida (a nosotros) The waiter is going to serve the food to us. _El mesero nos va a servir la comida. ___ OR El mesero va a servirnos la comida.
![-ando/iendo/yendo The waiter is serving the food to us. _El mesero nos está sirviendo -ando/iendo/yendo The waiter is serving the food to us. _El mesero nos está sirviendo](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/05b26e5511ccbf22946b62703d01c463/image-7.jpg)
-ando/iendo/yendo The waiter is serving the food to us. _El mesero nos está sirviendo la comida__ OR El mesero está sirviéndonos la comida. _
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