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Direct Object Pronouns

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1 Direct Object Pronouns
Pronombres Objetivos Directos

2 Grammar explanation direct objects receive the action of the verb
The cat sees the mouse. direct object pronouns (DOP) take the place of the direct object noun The cat sees it. (referring to the mouse) Tengo el pasaporte.  Lo tengo.

3 Pronombres objetivos me Ellos me conocen. te Te veo.
lo/la Lo quiero. or La quiero. nos Él nos invita a su fiesta. os Os echo de menos. (sólo Esp.) los/las ¡Las veo ahora! or Los llevo a la parada de autobús. the DOP is placed directly before the conjugated verb!

4 “a personal” When a person is the direct object of a sentence, then the “a” is required. Invito a María para viajar a México. No vemos al auxiliar de vuelo. But when the DOP is used, the “a” is not used. La invito para viajar a México. No lo vemos.

5 DOP with an infinitive when an infinitive follows the conjugated verb, there are two options: DOP before conjugated verb DOP attached to infinitive No voy a hacer la maleta. No la voy a hacer. (common in Spain) No voy a hacerla. (common in LAm)

6 ¡Al libro! act. 6, p. 42

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