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January 25, 2023, 11:18 AM
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Indirect Object Pronouns
I'm a bit confused on grammar -
I found a question on a quiz " Ellos XXXX invitan a Susana a jugar " and you are supposed to substitute an indirect object pronoun for Susana and I believe come up with the answer : Ellos le invitan a jugar". I am confused about the use of the indirect object pronoun here.. If the original question had been "Ellos invitan a Susana", here we have Susana as a direct object , so then the sentence become "Ellos lo invitan", or simply "lo invitan" (I think) If I am correct on this point, why does the inclusion of "a jugar" cause the use of an indirect object pronoun ? This question is probably more of an English grammar question than Spanish, but if someone could give me a little guidance, I would appreciate it Last edited by Oldman; January 25, 2023 at 11:50 AM. 
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