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Direct Object Pronouns 13 Es el 4 de octubre. Direct Object Pronouns

Direct Objects Find the verb. Ask “Who?” or “What?” Ejemplos: Raquel bought a book. (D.O.) I looked for you. Object of conjugated verb- before verb

Replace with a Direct Object Pronoun Tati bought a surfboard. I looked for the tickets. The ghost saw Fideo and me. The teacher asked you. The students looked at me. Tati bought it. I looked for them. Santa saw us. The teacher asked you. The students looked at me.

Direct Object Pronouns me (me) nos (us) te (you) os (you all) lo (him) (it –m.) los (them – m.) la (her) (it –f.) las (them –f.)

Replace with a Direct Object pronoun La crema protectora Un anorak Unas toallas Los libros Ana y yo Me Te La Lo Las Los Nos Me Te

Placement Place a direct object pronoun before a conjugated verb. Ejemplos: Selena compró un traje de baño. Selena lo compró. Yo empecé la tarea. Yo la empecé. Luis invitó a Madelin y yo. Luis nos invitó.

Placement Place a direct object pronoun after an infinitive. (verb that ends in –ar, -er or –ir) Ejemplos: Diego tiene que comprar las gafas de sol. Diego tiene que comprarlas. The teacher wants to see you. La maestra quiere verte. Keisy is not going to invite me. Keisy no va a invitarme.

Answering Questions with Direct Object Pronouns ¿Escuchaste a la maestra? Instead of saying “I listened to the teacher.” Say “I listened to her.” Yo la escuché.

Más Practica ¿Tomaste el bus ayer? Instead of saying “Yes, I took the bus yesterday.” Say “Yes, I took it yesterday.” Sí, yo lo tomé ayer.

Más Practica ¿Quién compró los sombreros? Instead of saying “The witch bought the hats.” Say “The witch bought them.” La bruja los compró.

Más Práctica 1. Sí, yo lo invité al lonche. 2. No, yo no la compré. 3. Yo las encontré en la cocina. 4. No, yo no la empecé. 5. Eduardo los tomó. 1. ¿Invitaste a Yulior al lonche? 2. ¿Compraste la crema protectora? 3. ¿Dónde encontraste las gafas de sol? 4. ¿Empezaste la tarea? 5. ¿Quién tomó mis lápices?

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