1. Direct Objects Find the verb and ask “WHAT” Direct Objects can be people, places or things They are placed BEFORE conjugated verbs Examples: Te quiero.  I love you. ¿La tienes?  Do you have it (homework)? Las veo.  I see them (the girls) Me Lo La Te Los Las Os Nos Me You Him Her It Us You Them Indirect Objects Me Le Te Les Os Nos Me You Him Her Us You Them Find the verb and ask “to or for WHOM” Indirect Objects always refer to people They are placed BEFORE conjugated verbs Examples: Le digo la verdad.  I tell him the truth. Les traigo el menú.  I bring them the menu. Me lanza la pelota.  He throws the ball to me.

2. Direct Objects Find the verb and ask “WHAT” Direct Objects can be people, places or things They are placed BEFORE conjugated verbs Examples: Te quiero.  I love you. ¿La tienes?  Do you have it (homework)? Las veo.  I see them (the girls) Direct Objects Me Lo La Te Los Las Os Nos Me Lo La Te Los Las Os Nos Find the verb and ask “WHAT” Direct Objects can be people, places or things They are placed BEFORE conjugated verbs Examples: Te quiero.  I love you. ¿La tienes?  Do you have it (homework)? Las veo.  I see them (the girls) Me You Him Her It Us You Them Me You Him Her It Us You Them

3. Indirect Objects Me Le (Se) Te Les (Se) Os Nos Me Le (Se) Te Les (Se) Os Nos Me You Him Her Us You Them Me You Him Her Us You Them Find the verb and ask “to or for WHOM” Indirect Objects always refer to people They are placed BEFORE conjugated verbs Examples: Le digo la verdad.  I tell him the truth. Les traigo el menú.  I bring them the menu. Me lanza la pelota.  He throws the ball to me. Find the verb and ask “to or for WHOM” Indirect Objects always refer to people They are placed in one of the following areas: BEFORE conjugated verbs ATTACHED to infinitives ATTACHED to present participles (-ando, -iendo) ATTACHED to commands (accents if necessary) If both an indirect object and a direct object pronoun are used in the same sentence: The indirect comes before the direct (ID). The indirect objects for her/him/them becomes a “Se” if the direct object begins with the letter “L”. Examples: Le digo la verdad.  I tell him the truth. Se lo traigo.  I bring it (book) to them. Me la lanza.  He throws it to me.