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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

Combined Personal Pronouns with Modal and Reflexive Verbs

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  1. Combined pronouns can either precede modal verbs (dovere, potere, volere) or be attached to the accompanying infinitive. In the following example sentences, you will see the objects spelled out in the first sentence in bold. These will then be substituted for pronouns in the subsequent sentences, also in bold.

    Vuole offrirti un caffè.
    He wants to offer [buy] you a coffee.

    Vuole offrirtelo.
    Te lo vuole offrire.
    He wants to offer [buy] it to [for] you.

    Dobbiamo preparare la cena a Sandra.
    We have to prepare dinner for Sandra.

    Dobbiamo preparargliela.
    Gliela dobbiamo preparare.
    We have to prepare it for her.

    Puoi scrivere un’email ai tuoi cugini?
    Can you write your cousins an email?

    Puoi scrivergliela?
    Gliela puoi scrivere?
    Can you write it to them?

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