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- 1. Open Endedclitic
- 2. Open Endedpronoun
- 3. Open Endedsubject pronouns
- 4. Open Endedobject pronoun
- 5. Open EndedIn Italian, the object pronouns are clitics
- 6. Open Endeditalian reflexive pronouns
- 7. Open Endedfirst person clitics
- 8. Open Endedsecond person clitics
- 9. Open Endedthird person clitics
- 10. Open Endeditalian direct object pronouns (sing)
- 11. Open Endeditalian direct object pronouns (plural)
- 12. Open Endeditalian indirect object pronouns (singular)
- 13. Open Ended
- 14. Open Endeddirect and indirect objects
- 15. Open Endedwe can replace direct objects like il fiore with the direct object pronoun that matches the person, number and gender (i.e. 3rd person singular masculine )
- 16. Open EndedThe direct object pronoun for she is la, which looks like a feminine word (it ends in -a) and pluralises to le, the direct object pronoun for they (feminine).
- 17. Open EndedWe can also replace indirect objects like a Maria with an indirect object pronoun that matches the person, number, and gender (i.e. 3rd person singular feminine).
- 18. Open Endedtwo different ways to pluralise these (to make to =them) most common way is to use gli for both masculine and feminine this was considered wrong a long tume ago but is more prevalent today (like how we say lui not egli) the other way is to use loro - loro is not a clitic and so will not come before the verb
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