4.5 Declension with pronouns |
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No surprise here - there is no difference between direct and indirect object in English. In a first step you need to find out whether it is a direct or an indirect object. You have an indirect object if you form the sentence the way that you use the preposition to before the personal pronoun.
I give him a book. => I give
a book to him.
here you have definitely an indirect object!
Spanish |
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As you can see the
differences between direct object and indirect object
are not that big. They are to be found only in the third
person (singular and plural).
4.5 Declension with pronouns |
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