Direct Object Pronouns The object that directly receives the action of the verb is called the direct object. Bill hit the ball. "Ball" receives the action.

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Direct Object Pronouns The object that directly receives the action of the verb is called the direct object. Bill hit the ball. "Ball" receives the action of the verb “hit.” Sherry reads the book. "Book" receives the action of the verb "reads."

Direct Object Pronouns The direct object can also be a person. Sherry hit Bill. (Direct object=Bill). The direct object answers the question "what?“/Qué or "whom?”/A quién with regard to what the subject of the sentence is doing. 1. Bill hits the ball Bill golpea la pelota. ¿Qué golpea bill? Bill golpea la pelota. 2. Sherry golpea a Bill. ¿A quién golpea Sherry? Sherry golpea a Bill.

Pronouns Subject pronounsDirect object pronouns Yome Túte El/ella/Ud. (or cosa)lo/la Nosotros/asnos Ellos/ellas/Uds. los/las

Las cosas: (they always have gender) " It" has two forms in Spanish: lo, la “them” has also two forms: los, las The word order is different: In English, the pronoun (it or them) comes after the verb. Bill sees the ball (s) Bill sees it Bill sees them. In Spanish, the object pronoun comes before the verb. Bill ve la(s) pelota(s). Bill la ve. Bill las ve

In front of the conjugated verb or attach to the non-conjugated verb (infinitive or participle): ¿Tienes el CD?Sí, lo tengo. ¿Ves a la profesora?Sí, la veo. When you have 2 verbs you have 2 options: Los chicos están organizando la fiesta. 1.Los chicos la están organizando. 2.Los chicos están organizándola.

1. Carlos no quiere conducir hoy. 1. Carlos no quiere conducir el carro hoy. Carlos no lo quiere conducir hoy. Carlos no lo quiere conducir hoy. Carlos no quiere conducirlo hoy. Carlos no quiere conducirlo hoy. 2. Martina no está tocando. 2. Martina no está tocando la guitarra. Martina no la está tocando. Martina no la está tocando. Martina no está tocándola. Martina no está tocándola.

Más ejemplos: Nosotros vemos las películas en la noche. (¿qué vemos nosotros en la noche? las películas) Nosotros las vemos en la noche. Tengo la pluma  La tengo Veo a Camilo  Lo veo. ¿Quieres las respuestas del examen? Sí, las quiero. Vamos a buscarlas en Internet.

1.Yo compro un carro rojo Yo lo compro 2. ¿Tú me conoces? Sí, yo te conozco. 3. ¿Quieres a tu novio? Sí, lo quiero mucho. 4. ¿A qué hora empiezas tu tarea? La empiezo a las tres de la tarde.

1.Mario lee sus libros todos los días. 2.Julián vende videojuegos en la calle. 3.Carolina y Marta cocinan tamales durante la noche. 4.Ernesto no conoce a Julián. 5.Yo no conozco a Ernesto. 6.Tú sabes la respuesta. 7.Nosotros no sabemos preparar galletas. 8.Mis amigos están horneando un pastel de chocolate. Vamos a identificar los objetos directos: