1. Indirect Object Pronouns What’s an indirect object?

2. Direct Object The indirect object tells to whom/what or for whom/what of the verb I read the book to Jim Le leo el libro a Jim He gives gifts to Lola. Él le da regalos a Lola How do I find the IO in a sentence?

3. Indirect Object To find the IO, just ask: To whom + verb + DO?: There’s pronouns for these, huh? I read the book to JimLe leo el libro a Jim To whom do I read?¿A quién le leo? To Jim = IOA Jim = IO

4. Pronouns You know that a pronoun replaces a noun (think of he, she, we) Me = (to) meNos = (to) us Te = (to) you (familiar) Os = (to) y’all (familiar) Le = (to) you (form), her, him, it Les=(to) you, them So, how do I remember these?

5. Direct Object Pronouns Me My Te Tia LeLola NosNever OsObserves LesLambs So how do I use them?

6. IOPN Joe Montana le arroja el balón a Jerry Rice So, how do we use ‘em? Who throws? Joe Montanasubject What is thrown? el balónDO To whom? Jerry RiceIO