Jessica Hall Miss Seorita 2014 What is the

What is the Indirect Object? • The Indirect Object tells to whom or for

What is the Indirect Object Pronoun? • The Indirect Object Pronoun is when you

¡Practiquemos! Underline the Indirect Object in each sentence below. • ¿Quién tiene el libro

What are Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish? Me (yo) – for me, to me

¡Practiquemos! Change the following people to their Indirect Object Pronouns. 1. Ellos les 6.

Where do Indirect Object Pronouns go? • Indirect Object Pronouns go in front of

¡Practiquemos! Rewrite each sentence, changing the Indirect Object to its Pronoun, and put it

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What is the Indirect Object? • The Indirect Object tells to whom or for whom the action of the verb is performed. Ana gives the book to Juan. subject verb direct object indirect object Ana gives Juan the book. subject verb indirect object © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014

What is the Indirect Object Pronoun? • The Indirect Object Pronoun is when you replace words with “me”, “you”, “it”, “her”, “him”, “us” or “them”. Ana gives subject verb Juan him the book. indirect object They buy Lupe her a gift. subject verb indirect object © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014

¡Practiquemos! Underline the Indirect Object in each sentence below. • ¿Quién tiene el libro para Juan? • Luisa no compra las plumas para mí. • Yo escribo la carta a mis amigos. • Ellos leen el libro a los muchachos. • Nosotros lavamos la ropa para ustedes. © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014

What are Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish? Me (yo) – for me, to me Te (tú) – for you, to you Le (él & ella) – for him/her, to him/her Nos (nosotros) – for us, to us Os (vosotros) Les (ellos & ellas) – for them, to them © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014 These are the pronouns that gustar uses!

¡Practiquemos! Change the following people to their Indirect Object Pronouns. 1. Ellos les 6. la chica le 2. El chico le 7. Juan y Paco les 3. Nosotros nos 8. Elisa le 4. Yo me 9. Felipe le 5. Tú te 10. Ana y yo nos © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014

Where do Indirect Object Pronouns go? • Indirect Object Pronouns go in front of the verb. • ¿Quién tiene el libro para Juan? le • Luisa no compra las plumas para mí. me • Yo escribo la carta a mis amigos. les • Ellos leen el libro a nosotros. nos • Nosotros lavamos la ropa para ti. te © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014

¡Practiquemos! Rewrite each sentence, changing the Indirect Object to its Pronoun, and put it in its correct spot in the sentence. 1. Ellos compran el el billete para mí. Ellos me compran billete. 2. Yo los Yo busco te busco lospapeles. para ti. 3. Nosotros damos laslascamisas Nosotros les damos camisas. a ellos. 4. Yo compro elperro para Juan. Yo le compro el 5. Tú preparas Tú nos preparaslalacena. para nosotros. 6. Ella busca le buscalos loslentes. para su abuela. © Jessica Hall (Miss Señorita) 2014