Direct Object Nouns & Pronouns

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Direct Object Nouns & Pronouns A direct object is the word in a sentence that receives the action of the verb. It answers the questions, whom? what? Ejemplo: Luisa is buying the blouse. To find the direct object, we ask, “What is Lisa buying?” the blouse is the direct object.

In a sentence, the direct object can be a noun or a pronoun. Ejemplo: Luisa is buying the blouse. Luisa is buying it. Remember that a pronoun replaces a noun. direct object noun direct object pronoun

Luisa is buying it. translates to… Luisa la compra. The following is the same sentence using a direct object pronoun to replace the direct object noun. Luisa is buying Luisa In Spanish, the direct object noun is after the conjugated verb. The direct object pronoun is right before the conjugated verb. Luisa compra la blusa. Luisa la compra. it. the blouse la compra. compra la blusa

In Spanish, the direct object noun is after the conjugated verb In Spanish, the direct object noun is after the conjugated verb. The direct object pronoun is right before the conjugated verb. Ejemplos: Yo como el almuerzo. Yo lo como. Maria hace la tarea. Maria la hace. Quiere la camisa azul. La quiere azul.

Direct Object Pronouns pagina 204. yo– me (me) nosotros/as- nos (us) tú – te (you familiar) vosotros/as- os (you all él - lo (you formal, him, it) ellos– los (you, them) ella- la (you formal, her, it) ellas– las (you, them)

Práctica: Identify the direct object noun and replace with a direct object pronoun. 1. Quiero una blusa negra. La quiero negra. 2. Mi prima y yo tenemos los libros. Mi prima y yo los tenemos. 3. Tú necesitas hacer la tarea. Tú la necesitas hacer. 4. Necesitas la ropa nueva. La necesitas nueva. 5. Necesitas comprar los zapatos hoy. Los necesitas comprar hoy. Necesitas comprarlos hoy.

VERY IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER: When an infinitive follows a conjugated verb, the direct object pronoun can be placed before the conjugated verb or can be attached to the infinitive. Ejemplo: Quiero comprar zapatos negros. Los quiero comprar Quiero comprarlos.

Más práctica: Write the direct object pronoun for each sentence: Me gusta esa blusa. __ quiero comprar. * Jorge tiene unos zapatos bonitos. Él ___ compra en la tienda. Mi hermana tiene un sombrero grande. No __ quiere perder.* Tenemos que hablar. ¿__ prefieres llamar por teléfono?* Necesito una camiseta verde. La tienda ___ vende. ¿Te gustan los pantalones negros? ___ compro para tu cumpleaños. ¿Dónde están los zapatos? Siempre ___ pierdo. La los lo Me la Los los

When having a conjugated verb and an infinitive verb all in a sentence: Me gusta esa blusa. *La quiero comprar. *Quiero comprarla. Mi hermana tiene un sombrero grande. *No la quiere perder. * No quiere perderla. Tenemos que hablar. ¿Me prefieres llamar por teléfono? ¿Prefieres llamarme por teléfono?