Objetos indirectos- p. 199- Realidades 2 Me Nos Te Os Le Les
Indirect Objects answer the questions of to who or to Whom. Ex.- My grandparents used to offer us candies when we were younger. My brother used to annoy me when he was younger. I used to give the gifts to my parents when I was younger.
Mis abuelos nos ofrecían los dulces cuando éramos niños. Mi hermano me molestaba cuando él era pequeño. Les daba los regalos a mis padres cuando yo era una niña. Mi padre le permitía a mi hermana salir con su novio hasta la medianoche. ¿Os mentía Roberto siempre? ¿Te permitían tus padres quedarte en la casa de tu amigo?
Because le and les have more than one meaning, you Can make the meaning clear by adding “a + name”, Noun, or pronoun. Ej.- Lolita siempre les decía la verdad a sus padres. Juan siempre le decía la mentira a su novia.
Like direct object pronouns and reflexive pronouns, Indirect object pronouns are placed either right before The verb or are attached to the very end of the infinitive. Siempre le quería comprar los dulces a su hija. Siempre quería comprarle los dulces a su hija.
Try these (Day 1): My grandmother used to offer me the chocolate as a child. Did his brother used to bother/annoy you when he was a child? Did you (informal) used to obey your dad when you were little? Try These (Day 2): We used to tell our parents (them) the truth when we were kids. Did you all used to lie to us when you all were kids? They used to give you all (Spain) ice cream when they were kids.