1. He spoke to us for 2 hours! 2. We bought them. (los zapatos) 3. I saw it! (la película) 4. I am going to do it. (la tarea) Él nos habló por dos horas.

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1. He spoke to us for 2 hours! 2. We bought them. (los zapatos) 3. I saw it! (la película) 4. I am going to do it. (la tarea) Él nos habló por dos horas. Los compramos. La vi. Voy a hacerla.

Remember: You use DOP when you don’t want to keep repeating the noun (replaces the noun). They are used to say: me us you it/him/her them

For example: Shut the door vs. Shut it. I bought shoes. vs. I bought them. I have seen John. vs. I have seen him. *You are replacing the noun with a pronoun to make it shorter and to avoid repetition.

Me Nos Te Os Lo/La Los/Las

They are placed 1) before a conjugated verb, or 2) added on to an infinitive.

Comemos tacos. => Los comemos. Abrí la puerta. => La abrí. Hice la tarea. => La hice. Voy a comprar el coche. => Voy a comprarlo. *Leo los libros.  ? = Los leo. *Vi la película.  ? = La vi.

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Basically, the indirect object of a sentence tells:  where the direct object of the sentence is going, or  to whom the action is being done

So, to figure out what the indirect object of a sentence is, ask: 1) Where is the object going? 2) To whom or for whom is the action being done?

John gives the book to Sara.  So, the IO is? = Sara!

Sara buys a rose for John. The IO = John The waiter gave the bill to Larry. The IO = Larry The teacher speaks to me. The IO = me

Once you know what the IO of the sentence is, you can then replace it with an IOP: Me Nos Te Os Le Les

John gives the book to Mary.  Juan da el libro a Mary.  IO = Mary.  IOP for Mary = “le” Juan le da el libro. = Juan gives her the book. Juan le da el libro a Mary. (to clarify)

*El mesero sirvió la comida a nosotros.  IOP for nosotros = “nos”  El mesero nos sirvió la comida. *Mi padre habló a mi.  IOP for “a mi” = “me”  Mi padre me habló.

The teacher spoke to me. = El maestro me habló. The teacher spoke to us. El maestro nos habló. The teacher spoke to them. El maestro les habló.

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