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There are two types of object pronouns: direct and indirect.

Direct object pronouns

Direct object pronouns are used to replace a noun that is the direct object of the verb, eg I bought it instead of I bought the book.

Indirect object pronouns

Indirect object pronouns are used to replace a noun which is not the direct object of the verb, eg I gave it to them.

Direct and indirect object pronouns both come in front of the verb. For example:

Lo hice. (I did it.)

Los ���dz����é. (I bought them.)

Le �����������í. (I wrote to him.)

Los profesores nos dan muchos deberes. (The teachers give a lot of homework to us.)

They can also go at the end of an infinitive, eg voy a comprarlo (I am going to buy it), tenemos que darles un regalo (we have to give a present to them).