Spanish has a lot of complex constructions with pronouns, especially when there are several of them in one sentence. I am constantly confused about what order to put them in, when to use "se" instead of "le" and why there are so many exceptions. Are there any diagrams or exercises that will help me figure this out once and for all?
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Pronouns in Spanish can be really confusing, especially when there are several of them in one sentence. I often got confused about the order in which they were used, and didn’t know when to use “se” instead of “le”. I found Promova, an app that helps me learn basic spanish grammar very helpful. It offers detailed explanations of pronouns, including diagrams and rules that explain how to correctly place pronouns in a sentence and when to use certain forms. There are also exercises to help you practice these rules and avoid common mistakes.