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Instructions:
Students can work individually or in pairs to solve the exercises. They can also solve them online on this page.
The indirect object refers to the things or people for whom something is intended or toward whom something is directed—in other words, those affected by a particular action or verb. This indirect object can be replaced by the pronouns “me,” “te,” “le,” “les,” “nos,” “os,” and “se”—sometimes referred to as “leísmo” or as part of what is known as an “indirect object of interest” in the language. To solve the main exercise on the worksheet, students must read and analyze sixteen short sentences, identify the indirect object in each, and select the appropriate Spanish indirect object pronoun, ensuring it agrees with the rest of the sentence, for example:
- Javier _______ escribió a mí para pedirme tu número. (Who did he write to? – To me or “A mí”. This is our indirect object here.)
- Javier me escribió a mí para pedirme tu número. (we would need the indirect object pronoun «me» because it corresponds to “a mí”)
Worksheet information:
Level: Intermediate
Skill: Grammar
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- How to use Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish
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Solve it online!
Read the sentences on the interactive cards and write the correct Spanish indirect object pronoun to complete them. Then, check your answers.