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Direct Object Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives

Indirect Object Pronouns

Personal Pronouns: Introduction to the Combined Forms

Modal and Reflexive Verbs with the Combined Forms

Emphatic and Idiomatic Pronominal Verbs

Introduction to Relative Pronouns: I Pronomi Relativi

Che and Cui

Il Quale and Il Cui

Double Pronoun: Chi

Double Pronoun: Quanto

Double Pronoun: Chiunque

Indirect Object Pronouns: Pronomi indiretti atoni e tonici

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Indirect object pronouns differ from direct object pronouns in that they answer the questions to whom? or for whom? Indirect object pronouns are used with transitive verbs. Examples of these verbs in English are to give or to take. Have a look at the following examples in which the direct object of each sentence is in bold and indirect object is in italics:

Direct

Indirect and Direct

I sent the package. I sent my friend the package.
I sent the package for my friend.
I sent the package to my friend.

As you can see in the English examples above, an indirect object can

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