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Direct objects answer what questions?
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Whom? What?
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What are the personal pronouns that replace direct objects?
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Singular
me (me) te (you) lo (him/it/you) la (him/it you) Plural nos (us) os (you) los (them/you) las (them/you) |
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Peter eats a taco. He eats it with meat.
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Peter come un taco. Él lo come con carne.
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Where are direct and indirect object pronouns placed in a sentence?
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*Direct and indirect object pronouns come before the verb
* Only if the verb comes in its infinitive form is the pronoun placed after the verb, and then it is written together with it |
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I like to eat it with meat.
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Me gusta comerlo con carne.
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I'm going to write it.
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Voy a escriberlo.
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Peter does not forget her.
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Peter no la olvida.
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My father loves her a lot.
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Mi padre la quiere mucho.
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I am going to eat them.
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Voy a comerlos.
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When is a noun an indirect object?
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When it answers the questions "to whom?" or "for whom?"
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What are the personal pronouns that replace indirect objects?
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Singular
me (to/for me) te (to/for you) le (to/for him, her, it or you) Plural nos (to/for us) os (to/for you) les (to/for them or you) |
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Indirect pronouns can be used to replace a noun, but often times used with it. Translate this sentence both ways... Laura gives food to Peter
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Laura da comida a Peter.
Laura le da comida. Laura le da comida a Peter. |
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Later I'll give the recipe to you.
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Luego te doy la receta.
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She shows us her house.
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Ella nos muestra su casa.
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