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Direct Object Pronouns Español 2

20 de septiembre, 2016 DIARIO ¿Cuáles so los 5 pronombres en Español? Tradúcelos al ingles. Da 2 oraciones usando 2 pronombres. Hint: What do you use when you conjugate a verb?

¿Qué es un Object Pronoun? An Object Pronoun replaces a noun to make a sentence shorter. There are 2 types of Object Pronouns. Direct Object Pronoun Indirect Object Pronoun

Direct Object Pronouns Lo La Los Las It Them In English, “it” and “them” go AFTER the verb. BUT, in Spanish lo/la/los/las usually go BEFORE the conjugated verb. ONLY used when talking about objects and sometimes people.

Ejemplo In English, “it” and “them” go AFTER the verb. I have the pencil. I have it. Verb Subject Direct object

I have the pencil. Yo lo tengo. Ejemplo In Spanish lo/la/los/las usually go BEFORE the conjugated verb. I have the pencil. Yo lo tengo. Verb Subject Direct object

¿Cómo se dice “it” in Español? Nouns have a gender and plurality. Masculine Feminine Singular: el lápiz la regla Plural: los lápices las reglas Placement: You place “it” after the subject and before the conjugated verb. I have it.  Yo lo tengo. [Subject] (Lo/La/Los/Las) [Verb].

Summary of “it” and “them” Masculine words Feminine words Singular: El/un lo La/un  la Plural: Los/unos los Las/unas  las

Look at the image. Answer the following questions verbally with a partner. What is the object called in Spanish? What gender is it? Is it singular or plural? What is the direct object? (lo, la, los, las)

Look at the image. Answer the following questions verbally with a partner. What is the object called in Spanish? What gender is it? Is it singular or plural? What is the direct object? (lo, la, los, las)

Look at the image. Answer the following questions verbally with a partner. What is the object called in Spanish? What gender is it? Is it singular or plural? What is the direct object? (lo, la, los, las)

Look at the image. Answer the following questions verbally with a partner. What is the object called in Spanish? What gender is it? Is it singular or plural? What is the direct object? (lo, la, los, las)

Directions for the práctica For the following sentences, you will: After, you will: Shorten the sentence Copy the sentence in Spanish. Box the direct object pronoun Underline the subject of the sentence Circle the verb Underline the subject of the sentence. Put the object in a box. Ejemplo: Yo tengo el teléfono. Yo lo tengo.

Práctica: In your notebook Yo necesito un cuaderno. Nosotros comemos las verduras. Los estudiantes estudian el español. Ellos beben el café. ¿Tú tienes una camisa? Carolina lleva un vestido. Yo miro la televisión. Nosotros leemos muchos libros. Tú revelaste las respuestas. Ellos dijeron la verdad.

Pay attention! Whenever an infinitive verb is involved, you have a choice: You can continue with the previous rule and place the Direct Object Pronoun before the conjugated verb OR You can attach it to the end of the infinitive. Example: Quiero comer la galleta. La quiero comer. Quiero comerla.

Direct object pronouns When talking about people you use: Me (me) Nos (us) Te (you) Lo (him; you formal) Los (them; you all) La (her; you formal) Las (them; you all)