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Objects
Object Pronouns
Direct object pronouns
Indirect object pronouns
Using indirect and direct object pronouns together
Se replaces Le + Les as indirect object, only when a direct object (lo, la, los, las) is also present
Reflexive verbs/pronouns
Each other: reciprocal reflexives
Reflexives that just add emphasis
Non-reflexive uses of “Se”
General “one does” statements
Passive voice
Lo, El, and La
Non-object pronouns
Articles: Lo as the thing-ifier of adjectives
Order of pronouns
Sticking mini words to verbs
Le instead of les
Se los ___
Assumed feminine antecedent
The Implicit Feminine Construction in Spanish
Top Idiomatic Applications & Categories
2. Tactics, Payback & Moves (Flirting, Tricks & Games)
3. Effort, Endurance & Success
4. Instances, Turns & Discrete Examples
Category 5: Excessive Action, Time & Continuation
Indirect Objects; affected party

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