What do you want to know . Do you want these in English??
1) Yo voy al restaurante con mi mamá
2) mis amigos y yo vamos al cine
3) ud y yo vamos a los museos
4) yo voy al teatro esta noche
5 Andrés va al banco con su papá
6) vosotros van a la oficina
7) uds van a las tiendas
8)los estudiantes van a la fiesta
9)maria y tú van a la escuela hoy
10) la amiga de Beto va al médico hoy
If you have both of the direct object pronoun and an indirect object pronoun , and it is in the same sentence, the indirect object pronoun will come first.
When both of them begin with the letter "L" change the first pronoun letter to "s"...
e.g. Le la= Se La ; les los= se los (and this is to avoid the tongue twister effect)
in a negative sentence, the negative comes before the first pronoun (e.g. no se la)
If sentences have two verbs, you have two options, depending on the pronoun.
place immediately before the conjugated verb and then attach the infinitive.
yo asisto a la escuela
i attend school
tu debes abrir la puerta por favor
can you open the door please.
For your information, conjugation is the adaptation of ir/er verbs in Spanish (the to -- verbs such). They change the origional verb to suit who is performing it.
For example
comer- to eat
yo como- i eat
tu comes- you eat
el/ella come- he/she eats
