The main thing about Italian object pronouns that causes difficulty for English speakers is their position in the sentence. Whereas in English, the object pronoun goes after the verb (e.g. I call him.), in Italian, it goes directly before the verb (e.g. Lo chiamo.) In the case of a negative sentence, non goes first, with the pronoun right before the verb: (e.g. Non lo chiamo.) This holds true for all verb tenses, including the compound verb tenses, like the passato prossimo (e.g. Lo ho chiamato.)
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