Module 7 goals: giving and receiving without repeating yourself

By the end of this module

I can talk about things changing hands - presents, keys, letters, money - without naming them again in every sentence, and I can read the notices a Spanish building talks to itself with.

• Put both pronouns in one sentence in the right order: se lo di anoche, never lo se di.
• Explain why le turns into se in front of lo, and stop hearing it as a reflexive.
• Hang the pair off an infinitive, a gerund or a command: voy a dejársela, estoy pidiéndoselo, cuéntamelo.
• Say who I mean after a preposition: a mí, para ti, conmigo, contigo - and switch back to entre tú y yo, según tú, excepto tú.
• Put the personal a in front of a particular person and leave it out when the person is anybody at all: busco a la pescadera against busco un pescado.
• Read and write the impersonal se of signs and recipes, and make it agree: se vende una plaza, se venden dos plazas, se pelan las patatas.