Double Object Pronouns

me te nous vous

all can be either indirect or direct, always goes first

le la l' les

the direct object pronouns, go before lui and leur but after me te nous vous

lui leur

the indirect object pronouns always go last

Je le lui ai rendu

J'ai rendu le menu a la serveuse

Il me les envoie tous les jours

He sends them to me every day

in between the conjugated and infinitve

where do double object pronouns go if there are two verbs?

Je vais vous les prêter

Im going to lend (preter) them to you

before both

where does the double object pronoun go if it's passe compose?

preceding direct object

what does the past participle agree with?

Oui, il les lui a achetées

Yes he bought them for her

after the verb

in afirmative comands where does the double object pronoun go?

Montrez-les-moi

Show them to me

after

moi/toi/lui/leur goes ? the other pronoun in a command