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Double Object Pronouns·Modal verbs — Double pronoun before the modal
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Rule reminder

Before-modal position: the double pronoun goes before the modal verb as a single combined unit. Example: 'Me lo puoi dare?' (Can you give it to me?). Combined forms: mi+lo=me lo, ti+lo=te lo, gli/le+lo=glielo, ci+lo=ce lo, vi+lo=ve lo.

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Which correctly says 'You (pl.) must return it to me' (il libro) — pronoun before modal?

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→ With modal verbs — Two positions (me/te/glie- forms)→ Modal verbs — Double pronoun attached to infinitive→ Modal verbs — Choosing between both positions→ Modal verbs — Fill in the double pronoun (both positions)
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