Italian DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS

Italian Double Object pronouns (PRONOMI COMBINATI) are a combination of Direct and Indirect Object pronouns. Like other pronouns, they are used to make speech more concise by avoiding excessive repetition of the same nouns.
In this lesson, I explain how to form and use Italian Double Object pronouns by providing plenty of examples. I also explain how both Direct and Double Object pronouns work with compound tenses such as Passato Prossimo, by focusing on the rule whereby the past participle must agree in gender and number with Double Object pronouns.

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👉LESSONS ON PRONOUNS
Italian direct object pronouns:    • Italian DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS  
Italian indirect object pronouns:    • Italian INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS  
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Italian indefinite articles and demonstrative pronouns - Part 1 (Singular):    • Italian INDEFINITE ARTICLES and DEMON...  
Italian indefinite articles and demonstrative pronouns - Part 2 (Plural):    • Italian INDEFINITE ARTICLES  and DEMO...  

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