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02 Using Double Object Pronouns – Practice #4

In this video lesson we’re going to be practicing Double Object Pronouns some more.

If you aren’t sure what that means, it means we’ll be using both Direct Object Pronouns and Indirect Object Pronouns in the same sentences.

Leave any questions or comments below!

Click here to download worksheet mentioned in video.

Graphic (click to enlarge):

Double Object Pronouns explanati

Vocabulario:

verbos (verbs):

  • abrir – to open
    • abre – s/he opens
  • comprar – to buy
    • compró – I bought
  • dar – to give
    • da – s/he gives
  • decir – to say/tell
    • dijo – s/he told
  • enseñar – to teach/show
    • enseñó – s/he taught/showed
  • escribir – to write
    • escribe – s/he writes
  • estar – to be
    • están – they are
  • ir – to go
    • vas – you go / you are going
  • llevar – to take/carry/wear
  • llevó – s/he took/carried/wore
  • necesitar -to need
  • pedir – to ask for
  • poder – to be able / can
    • puedes – you are able / you can
  • prestar -to loan
    • prestó – s/he loaned
  • querer – to want
    • quiere – s/he wants
  • robar – to steal
    • robó – s/he stole
  • servir – to serve
    • sirvió – s/he served
  • tocar – to play
    • tocando – playing
  • traer – to bring

sustantivos (nouns):

  • alguien – someone
  • cada – each; every
  • el agua – the water
  • el almuerzo – the lunch
  • (el) dinero – (the) money
  • el esposo – the husband
  • el mesero – the waiter
  • el papá – the dad
  • el permiso – the permission
  • el perro – the dog
  • el pollo – the chicken
  • el señor – Mr. / the gentleman
  • la abuela – the grandmother
  • la dirección – the address
  • la hermana – the sister
  • la maestra – the teacher
  • la mañana – the morning
  • la poesía – poetry
  • las canciones – the songs
  • las mujeres – the women
  • las puertas – the doors
  • los besos – the kisses
  • los dientes – the teeth
  • una manzana – the apple
  • un libro – a book
  • un pastel – a cake

otro (other):

  • de – of, from
  • falso(s) – false; fake
  • frío – cold
  • mi(s) – my
  • siempre – always
  • su(s) – his/her
  • tu(s) – your

Related video(s):

  1. Direct Objects (part 1)
  2. Direct Objects (part 2)
  3. Direct Objects (part 3)
  4. Direct Objects SONG (lo,la,los,las)
  5. Indirect Objects
  6. Indirect Objects SONG!
  7. Double Object Pronouns explanation
  8. Double Object Pronouns Practice #1
  9. Double Object Pronouns Practice #2
  10. Double Object Pronouns Practice #3

2 Responses

  1. In Practice 4, # 11, on using double object pronouns, your sentence is “Me puedes traer agua.” The answer is “Me las puedes traer,” because agua is feminine. But down below in the listing of nouns, you have “el agua,” so when I referred to your list, I got the answer wrong (I thought it was “Me lo puedes traer.”) Is it correct to say “el agua” and not “la agua”?
    Thank you for all your lessons. You have the best website for learning Spanish. Nobody teaches it better than you!

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