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VERBS IN 3 rd PERSON / INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN. ● SOME VERBS IN SPANISH FOLLOW A PARTICULAR STRUCTURE USING ONLY THE 3 rd PERSON WITH ALL THE PRONOUNS.

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1 VERBS IN 3 rd PERSON / INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN. ● SOME VERBS IN SPANISH FOLLOW A PARTICULAR STRUCTURE USING ONLY THE 3 rd PERSON WITH ALL THE PRONOUNS. ● THESE ARE THE PRONOUNS OF INDIRECT OBJECT, I.E, THE REFERENCE TO THE PERSON WHO BENEFITS/SUFFERS FROM AN ACTION OR RECEIVES SOMETHING AS A RESULT OF IT. IN ENGLISH, THE INDIRECT OBJECT IS USUALLY PRECEDED BY “TO” OR “FOR”.( “I BUY FLOWERS FOR HER” ) ● SOMETIMES, THEY ARE CALLED “VEBS OF APPRECIATION” BECAUSE THE REFLECT THE PERSONAL OPINION / FELLING / APPRECIATION OF THE SPEAKER.

2 ● STRUCTURE (for singular subject) ME TE UNA COSA. LE + GUSTA + UN INFINITIVO. NOS UNA PERSONA. OS LES

3 ● STRUCTURE (for plural subject) ME TE VARIAS COSAS. LE + GUSTAN + NOS VARIAS PERSONAS. OS LES

4 ● Otros verbos en 3a persona ME Aburre TE Encanta UNA COSA. LE + Interesa + UN INFINITIVO NOS Fascina UNA PERSONA. OS Molesta LES

5 ● Agreeing and disagreeing Affirmative sentence: Me gusta el cine italiano Agree: “ A mí tambien” Disagree: “ A mí no” Negative sentence: No me gusta el cine de terror Agree: “ A mí tampoco” Disagree: “ Pues, a mí sí”

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