1. Double Object Pronouns 2. Indirect Objects 3. tell to whom or for whom the action is done 3. the 5 Indirect Object Pronouns are: 4. me 4. te 4. le 4.

Presentación del tema: "1. Double Object Pronouns 2. Indirect Objects 3. tell to whom or for whom the action is done 3. the 5 Indirect Object Pronouns are: 4. me 4. te 4. le 4."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 1. Double Object Pronouns 2. Indirect Objects 3. tell to whom or for whom the action is done 3. the 5 Indirect Object Pronouns are: 4. me 4. te 4. le 4. nos 4. les me you you/him/her us you/them 3. come BEFORE the conjugated verb

2 3. Examples 4. El mesero me trajo una ensalada mixta. The waiter brought me a tossed salad. 4. Mamá les preparó unos mariscos. Mom made some seafood for them. 2. Direct Objects 3. tell WHAT receives the action 3. The Direct Object Pronouns are:

3 4. lo- it (masc.) 4. los- them (m.pl.) 4. la- it (fem.) 4. las- them (f. pl.) 3. come BEFORE the conjugated verb 3. Examples 4. Luisa compró frutas frescas.  Luisa las compró. (Luisa bought them.) 4. Yo vendí mi carro rojo.  Yo lo vendí. (I sold it.)

4 2. Double Object Pronouns- both Indirect and Direct objects in the same sentence. 3. Word order indirect object pron. + direct object pron. + verb me te le nos les + lo la los las verb + 3. Examples

5 4. Paco me dio el dinero.  Paco me lo dio. Paco gave it to me. 4. Rosa te hizo unos tamales.  Rosa te los hizo. Rosa made them for you. 3. Le/Les change to SE before lo, la, los las. 4. Rosa le hizo unos tamales a su hermano.  Rosa se los hizo. Rosa made them for him.

6 4. Paco les dio el dinero a sus amigos.  Paco se lo dio. Paco gave it to them. To help remember this rule: “You can’t le/lo en español!”

7 3. Exceptions to the pronoun placement rule: 4. You may attach the Indirect and Direct Object pronouns to the end of an infinitive. 5.Carlos lo quiere comprar.or 5.Carlos quiere comprarlo. 5. Luis le necesita pagar el dinero.or 5. Luis necesita pagarle el dinero. 5. Ana se lo quiere preparar. or 5. Ana quiere prepar á rselo. ***Attaching one pronoun to the infinitive requires no accent mark. Attaching two pronouns requires an accent mark three vowels from the end. (including the last vowel) 4. You may attach the Indirect and Direct Object pronouns to the end of a present participle. Carlos lo est á comprando. or Carlos est á compr á ndolo.

8 Ana se lo est á preparando. or Ana est á prepar á ndoselo. 5.Attaching one pronoun to the present participle requires an accent mark three vowels from the end. 6. Luis est á pag á ndole el dinero. 5. Attaching two pronouns requires an accent mark four vowels from the end. (including the last vowel) 6. Ana est á prepar á ndoselo.