| B1Order | indirect object + direct object | ¿El dinero? Te lo doy mañana. | The money? I'll give it to you tomorrow. |
| se | le / les → se before lo / la / los / las | ¿Las llaves? Se las doy a Pedro. | The keys? I'm giving them to Pedro. |
| B1os | os comes first too: os lo, os las | ¿Las fotos? Os las mando hoy. | The photos? I'll send them to you today. |
| Clarity | a él / a ella / a ellos show who se is | Se lo digo a ella. | I'll tell her. |
| B1Position | both before a conjugated verb, side by side | No me lo dice. | He doesn't tell me. |
| B1Position | both attached to an infinitive or a gerund, or both before the phrase | Voy a dártelo = Te lo voy a dar | I'm going to give it to you. |
| B1Command | both attached to an affirmative command | Dámelo. | Give it to me. |
| B1Accent | the verb keeps its stress, so it takes a written accent | dártelo / dándoselo | to give it to you / giving it to him |
| Trap | le never stands before lo: it is always se lo | Se lo explico. | I'll explain it to him. |