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Causative Fare (Fare + Infinitive)·Pronouns with Fare Causativo — Replacing Both Objects (Double Pronouns)
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Rule reminder

When replacing both objects: indirect pronoun + direct pronoun combine. gli/le + lo = glielo, gli/le + la = gliela, gli/le + li = glieli, gli/le + le = gliele. The combined pronoun goes BEFORE the conjugated fare.

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In 'Glielo faccio riparare', what does 'glielo' refer to?

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