2. An indirect object precedes the direct object and tells to whom or for whom the action of the verb is done and who is receiving the direct object.

3. Él compró unos regalos para nosotros. (He bought some gifts for us.) - For whom? For us. Us = nos Él nos compró unos regalos. (He bought us some gifts.)

4. Yo le tiro la pelota a la pared. (I throw the ball to the wall.) Yo le tiro la pelota a Miguel. (I throw the ball to Miguel.) - To whom? To Miguel. Miguel = le

5. Él me compra una rosa para mí. (He buys a rose for me.) Mi madre te compró un libro para tí. (My mother bought a book for you.)

6. Voy a contarles un secreto. (I am going to tell you a secret.) Ella está serviendonos la cena. (She is serving us dinner.) Dame algo bonito. (Give me something pretty.)

7. comprar(le) algoto buy something for someone contar(le) algoto tell something to someone dar(le) algoto give something to someone decir(le) algoto say something to someone escribir(le) algoto write something to someone mandar(le) algoto send something to someone mostrar(le) algoto show something to someone pedir(le) algoto ask something of someone regalar(le) algoto give (a gift) to someone servir(le) algoto serve something to someone traer(le) algoto bring something to someone

8. SingularPlural 1st personme (to/for me)nos (to/for us) 2nd person te (to/for you informal) os (to/for you informal) 3rd person le (to/for you formal, he, she, it) les (to/for them, you formal) Indirect Object Pronouns