Direct and Indirect Objects

Question 1

To love (acts like gusta)

Answer 1

Encantar
me encanta

Question 2

To get bored
She doesn’t bore me

Answer 2

Aburrir
Me Aburre
No me aburre (he/she doesn’t bore me)

Question 3

To get along with
I get along well with my boss

Answer 3

Caer bien/Caer mal
Me cae bien mi jefe

Question 4

To be interested in
My dog interests me

Answer 4

interesar
Mi perro me interesa

Question 5

Bother/annoy
He bothers me

Answer 5

Molestar
El me molesta

Question 6

to be important
you are important to me

Answer 6

importar
tu me importas

Question 7

What are the indirect objects, what do they mean and where can they be placed

Answer 7

Indirect: le, les, me, te, nos, os
They describe actions being done to or for someone
They can be placed before all the conjugated verbs (Yo le quiero ayudar) or after an infinitive or gerund (Yo quiero ayudarle)

Question 8

What are direct objects what do they mean and where can they be placed.

Answer 8

Lo, la, los, las, me, te, nos, os
They describe a person or thing that is receiving the verb of the sentence.
They can be placed before conjugated verb (Ella lo come) or at the end of an infinitive or gerund (Ella quiere comerlo).

Question 9

How to use double objects

Answer 9

the indirect object goes before the direct object. If the indirect object is le/les and the direct object is lo or la, then you have to change the indirect object to “se”
You can mash the indirect and direct object together and join them to an infinitive or present progressive.
maria quiere mis libros pero no quiero darselos. Ahora, no voy a donacionselos.