Spanish IV - Double Object Pronouns

What are the Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish?

me, nos, te, os, le, les

What are the Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish?

me, nos, te, os, lo/la, los/las

What is the order of direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish?

Always Indirect then Direct; Never le then lo.

What is an example of using both indirect and direct object pronouns together?

Yo se lo di.

Where can object pronouns be placed in a sentence?

Before the conjugated verb or attached to the end of an infinitive.

True or False: Indirect object pronouns must ALWAYS be used even if the indirect object is still in the sentence.

True.

When do you use the indirect object pronoun 'le'?

When referring to a person.

When do you use the direct object pronoun 'lo'?

When referring to 'it' or 'them'.