1. Colocación de los pronombres de complemento
Placement of pronouns
Referring to things already mentioned

2. Los pronombres
Remember: pronouns replace nouns and help avoid repetition.
Direct Objects: receive action of verb. I wrote the letter.
Indirect Objects: receive direct object. I wrote the letter to my friend.

3. Direct Object Pronouns
Singular
Plural Me
Nos Te Os
Lo, La - it, him, her, you
Los, Las - them, you all

4. Indirect Object Pronouns
Singular
Plural
Me - to/for me
Nos - to/for us
Te - to/for you
Os - to/for you (informal)
Le - to/for him, her, it, you
Les - to/for them, you-all
*Remember: Le/Les  Se when two Ls in a row
Ex: Yo se los doy a Marta.

5. Con el imperativo
You can add the pronouns onto the end of an affirmative command.
However, in a negative command, they come between “no” and the verb.
You must add an accent to the command when attaching pronouns.
Add the accent to the second to last syllable.

6. Con el imperativo Ejemplos: ¡Lave los platos! ¡Lávelos!
¡Coma la ensalada! ¡Cómala!
¡Sirva el postre! ¡Sírvalo!
¡Déme la receta! ¡Démela!
¡Dígame la verdad! ¡Dígamela!
¡No hierva el arroz! ¡No lo hierva!

7. Dormirse (ue) (to fall asleep) Despertarse (ie) (to awake)
Acordarse- ue (to remember) Sentirse (ie) (to feel)
Acercarse (to approach) Peinarse (to comb)
Sentarse-(ie) (to sit) Vestirse (i) (to get dressed)
Acostarse (ue) (to go to bed) Cepillarse (to brush)
Bañarse (to bathe) Levantarse (to stand up)

8. Reirse – To laugh
Esconderse – To hide