Lessons on Spanish object pronouns.

Direct Object Pronoun (Me, Te, Lo, La...)
Just like English, the Spanish language has direct object pronouns, words that replace the direct object. Learn about Spanish direct object pronouns.

Double Object Pronouns
A Spanish sentence can have both a direct and an indirect object pronoun. These "double object pronouns" follow strict rules for word order and sometimes require replacement. Study this lesson for more info.

Indirect Object Pronouns (Me, Te, Le...)
Just like English, the Spanish language has in direct object pronouns, words that replace the in direct object. Learn about Spanish indirect object pronouns.

Neuter Object Pronoun (Lo)
Lo is the Spanish neuter direct object pronoun, used to mean "it" when referring to something non-specific or with no gender, such as an idea, adjective, situation, or clause.

Position of Object Pronouns
Object pronouns (direct, indirect, and reflexive) usually precede the verbs they modify. However, in the case of infinitives, present participles, and affirmative commands, they often get attached to the end of the verb instead.

Redundant Object Pronouns
In Spanish, you will often see an object pronoun, either direct or indirect, used in addition to the actual noun that it would normally replace. This redundant object pronoun may be required or simply stylistic.

Recommended Book

English Grammar for Students of Spanish
Many English-speaking students have difficulty mastering Spanish grammar because they've never understood their own. This book is the answer: simple but thorough explanations of English grammar and its Spanish equivalents. 

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