An indirect object is the recipient of an action. In the sentence “Jake buys us a meal,” the word “us” is the indirect object; We are the ones who got a meal from Jake. (We are the ones for whom Jake buys.)

In the sentence "Jake gives Brandon the paint," the word Brandon is the indirect object; Or: "Jake gives him the paint," the word "him" is an indirect object pronoun. (Brandon is the one to whom Jake gives the paint.)

Type the indirect object pronoun (IOP) that belongs on each line.

Use what you learned above in the sentence structures you see to write your own sentences that include IOPs and the corresponding prepositional phrase. You will need to conjugate the verb "dar" and use it in each sentence. Such as you see in the model below:

tú / botas / Miguel. (subject: tú, direct object: botas, indirect object: Miguel)

(You/fam give the boots to Miguel.)

You write: Tú le das las botas a Miguel. (Be sure to add an IOP to your sentence.)