Answer:
Indirect pronouns goes before the verb, when it is conjugated and next to it when it is in infinitive.
Explanation:
The pronouns of the indirect object are those that are in charge of replacing a word or phrase, which in the sentence fulfills the function of indirect object.
Let's see the cases in which this type of pronouns can appear and how to locate them:
- When the verb is conjugated, it is located before the verb:
El perro trajo un hueso para su dueña.
El perro le trajo un hueso.
- When the verb is in the infinitive, it is located after the verb:
Yo vengo a traer dinero a tu hermana.
Yo vengo a traerle dinero.
- When it is in gerund, it can go before or after:
El ladrón está robando el auto de Sara.
El ladrón le está robando el auto.
El ladrón está robandole el auto.
