In this exercise, you should choose the correct indirect object pronoun.

Here is a table to help you with indirect object pronouns:

|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|
|Yo **me** |Nosotros **nos** |
|Tú **te** | / |
|Él/Ella/Usted **le** |Ellos/EllasUstedes **les** |

1. ¿Quieres ir de vacaciones? Yo **te**/me mando …
*(Do you want to go on vacation? I will send * you/me* the name of the hotel.)*

The word *”(tú) quieres”* helped us figure out which pronoun to choose. *”Quieres”* is second-person singular form of *querer*, so we used the second-person singular pronoun, which is “***te***.”

2. Susana no encuentra su peine. Yo **le**/nos doy…
*(Susana does not find her hair comb. I give her/us my comb.)*

*Susana* is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular pronoun, which is “***le***.”

3. Patricia y yo compramos artesanías. **Nos**/Te gustan…
*(Patricia and I bought handicrafts. We/You like the handicrafts.)*

*Patricia and I (we)* is first-person plural, so we used the first-person plural pronoun, which is “***nos***.”

4. ¿Sabes hacer surfing? ¿Me/**Te** gusta…?
*(Do you know how to surf? Do I/you like doing it?)*

The word *”(tú) sabes”* helped us figure out which pronoun to choose. *”Sabes”* is second-person singular form of *saber*, so we used the second-person singular pronoun, which is “***te***.”

5. ¿**Me**/Le puedes comprar…?
*(Can you buy me/her sunblock?)*

Here, we assumed the person asking the question wanted sunblock. That is why we used “***me***.”

See the explanation.

1. te
2. le
3. Nos
4. Te
5. Me

In this exercise, you should put the correct indirect object pronoun.

Hint: You were given two sentences. In the first one, you will find the object/subject the pronoun should refer to.

Here is a table to help you with indirect object pronouns:

|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|
|Yo **me** |Nosotros **nos** |
|Tú **te** | / |
|Él/Ella/Usted **le** |Ellos/EllasUstedes **les** |

1. Necesito … ¿**Me** lo das?
*(I need the soap. Can you give it to me?)*

The word *”(yo) necesito”* helped us figure out which pronoun to choose. *”Necesito”* is first-person singular form of *necesitar*, so we used the first-person singular pronoun, which is “***me***.”

2. Claudia quiere…¿**Le** puedes comprar…?
*(Claudia wants some earrings. Can you buy her some silver earrings?)*

*Claudia* is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular pronoun, which is “***le***.”

3. Mis padres no saben…¿Puedes mandar**les**…?
*(My parents do not know how I am. Can you send them an e-mail?)*

*My parents (they)* is third-person plural, so we used the third-person plural pronoun, which is “***les***.”

4. ¿Estás enfermo?¿Puedo dar**te**…?
*(Are you sick? Can I give you something?)*

The word *”(tú) estás”* helped us figure out which pronoun to choose. *”Estás”* is second-person singular form of *estar*, so we used the second-person singular pronoun, which is “***te***.”

5. Álvaro y yo vamos…¿**Nos** puedes decir…?
*(Álvaro and I are having/making barbecue. Can you tell us how to do/make it?)*

*Álvaro and I (we)* is first-person plural, so we used the first-person plural pronoun, which is “***nos***.”

See the explanation.

1. Me
2. Le
3. les
4. te
5. Nos

In this exercise, you should make sentences by following the model sentence you were given. You should include indirect object pronouns.

Here is a table to help you with indirect object pronouns:

|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|
|Yo **me** |Nosotros **nos** |
|Tú **te** | / |
|Él/Ella/Usted **le** |Ellos/EllasUstedes **les** |

1. to buy souvenirs (friends)

– Puedo comprar**les** recuerdos a mis amigos.
*(I can buy my friends souvernirs.)*

*My friends (they)* is third-person plural, so we used the third-person plural pronoun, which is “***les***.”

2. to buy earrings (sister)

– Puedo comprar**le** aretes a mi hermana.
*(I can buy my sister earrings.)*

*Sister* is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular pronoun, which is “***le***.”

3. to buy wooden products (you)

– Puedo comprar**te** artículos de madera (a ti).
*(I can buy you wooden products.)*

*Tú (you)* is second-person singular, so we used the second-person singular pronoun, which is “***te***.”

At the end of the sentence, we put *”(a ti)”* in parenthesis because it should be omitted; it is redundant in this sentence.