This video accompanies the third practice video in the series on Double Object Pronouns by Señor Jordan.

In the following, translate the sentences into Spanish.

Then, assuming we know what we’re talking about, rewrite the sentences using the concept of double object pronouns next to the arrow.

1. Carlos loaned a book to his sister.

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2. Benjamin writes poetry for Susana.

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3. She told us Paco’s address.

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4. Mr. Ortiz always opens the doors for women.

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5. Beatriz wants to give an apple to her teacher.

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6. My grandmother showed me her fake teeth.

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7. Someone stole money from us.

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8. You are going to need to ask your father for permission.

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9. I bought a cake for you (informal).

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10. Lucía took her husband’s lunch to him.

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11. Can you (informal) bring me water?

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12. The waiter served us cold chicken.

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13. They are playing songs for her.

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14. Their dog gives them kisses every morning.

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