Create 3sentences (in Spanish) that have both a direct and indirect object pronoun in the past tense.

1. Create 3 sentences (in Spanish) that have both a direct and indirect object pronoun in the past tense. 
2. Take one of the sentences and re-write that same sentence, replacing the direct object with the appropriate direct object pronoun.
3. Re-write the original sentence again replacing only the indirect object with its appropriate pronoun.
4. Lastly, write the sentence replacing both the and objects with their appropriate pronouns. 

Follow this model:

(1) Di . (My base sentence, with a object and object, NO pronouns)   I gave

(2) di a Julia. (The same sentence, but using a object pronoun, replacing "las flores")  I gave to Julia.

(3) di flores. (The same sentence, but using an object pronoun, replacing " to Julia")  I gave flowers .

(4) di. (The same sentence, this time using an object pronoun replacing "to Julia" -- changed to "se" to facilitate pronunciation AND a direct object pronoun replacing "las flores")  I gave

You are not required to write explanations in parenthesis as I did above. Please experiment with using a variety of objects, one masculine, one feminine, and one plural of either gender, and also use three different indirect objects, meaning the recipient is a different indirect object pronoun in each sentence (me, te, le, nos, les) -- do not use the same IDO twice. Have fun!