Which sentence correctly uses a single direct object pronoun in Spanish to replace the noun "el libro"?

In Spanish, when using double object pronouns, the indirect object pronoun always comes before the direct object pronoun.

In Spanish, when using double object pronouns together, which pronoun always comes first: the indirect object pronoun or the direct object pronoun?

Match each Spanish double object pronoun example on the left with its correct description on the right. This will check your understanding of how double object pronouns function before learning their placement with infinitives.

Put the following steps in the correct order to correctly replace indirect and direct object nouns with double object pronouns in a Spanish sentence.

Sort each Spanish sentence into the correct category based on the type of object pronoun used.

Arrange the steps to correctly use object pronouns in a Spanish sentence.

Unscramble the letters to find the Spanish word that means 'to give'—a key verb used with indirect object pronouns.

Which of the following statements about double object pronouns do you already understand before learning about their placement with infinitives? (Select TWO correct answers)

Which of the following shows correct use of single object pronouns in Spanish sentences before conjugated verbs? Choose all that apply.