Spanish Grammar: Direct Object Pronouns
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| Spanish Grammar: Direct Object Pronouns la gramática española: los pronombres de objeto directo
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| Direct Object Pronouns replace nouns in sentences. They indicate the direct recipient of an action (verb). Don’t get them confused with Indirect Object Pronouns or Double Object Pronouns.
Direct Object Pronouns can replace people or things in order to keep things from becoming redundant or boring (in some cases)! They reflect the number and gender of the noun they’re replacing! (Third-Person Direct Object Pronouns) LO : it, him, you (formal – masc.) LOS : them, you (masc.) The Direct Object Pronoun is placed IN FRONT of the conjugated verb in the sentence. ¿Tú comes la pizza? ¡Si, la como! ¿Leiste el libro? No, no lo leí. If a sentence has a verb phrase or multiple verbs in a sentence, the pronoun can be placed in front of the verb OR attached to the infinitive (or present participle). In this case, the placement of the Direct Object Pronoun does NOT affect meaning! Lo voy a comer. / Voy a comerlo. La vamos a ver. / Vamos a verla. |
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| ¿Qué lo dice? What does it say? ¿Dónde los vio? ¿Quién la tiene? ¿Cómo lo hago? ¿Cuándo va a hacerlo? ¿Por qué lo quiere? |
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