En el colegio: indirect object pronouns in 2-verb structures
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I can use indirect object pronouns and 2-verb structures to talk about a school day.
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When weak vowels [i] and [u] appear next to a strong vowel, [a], [e] and [o], they make a single syllable.
‘Doler’ (to hurt, to be painful) is very commonly used with an indirect object pronoun.
Me (to me), te (to you, singular) and le (to him, her, it) are the singular indirect object pronouns.
Nos (to us), os (to you, plural) and les (to them) are the plural indirect object pronouns.
Indirect object pronouns can go before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive in two-verb constructions.
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