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Direct Object Pronouns Realidades-Español 2

What is a direct object pronoun? A direct object tells who or what receives the A direct object tells who or what receives the action of the verb. It can be either a person or action of the verb. It can be either a person or a thing. a thing. Uds. respetan a Srta. Acuña. Uds. respetan a Srta. Acuña. Srta. Acuña receives the action (who-person) Srta. Acuña receives the action (who-person) Tú lavas el coche. Tú lavas el coche. el coche receives the action (what-thing) el coche receives the action (what-thing)

Use of direct object pronouns To avoid repitition, you can replace the noun with a direct object pronoun. In English, him, her, and it are examples of direct object pronouns. To avoid repitition, you can replace the noun with a direct object pronoun. In English, him, her, and it are examples of direct object pronouns. Do you return the book to the library? Yes, I return it. Do you return the book to the library? Yes, I return it. ¿Devuelves el libro a la biblioteca? Sí, lo devuelvo. ¿Devuelves el libro a la biblioteca? Sí, lo devuelvo.

To replace the name of the noun, use the following pronouns: Direct Object Pronouns Direct Object Pronouns singular singularplural me (me) nos (us) te (you-fam) os (you-all) lo (him, it, you-form) la (her, it, you-form) los (them, you-all) las (them, you-all)

Me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las Direct object pronouns have the same gender and number as the nouns they replace. They come right before the conjugated verb. Direct object pronouns have the same gender and number as the nouns they replace. They come right before the conjugated verb. Yo conozco a Jorge. Yo lo conozco. Yo conozco a Jorge. Yo lo conozco. Él maneja el camión. Él lo maneja. Él maneja el camión. Él lo maneja. Teresa no bebe la leche. Teresa no la bebe. Teresa no bebe la leche. Teresa no la bebe.

6 How to replace a direct object noun with a pronoun? 1) Ask, what noun is receiving the action of the verb? A person or a thing? Identify and underline. 1) Ask, what noun is receiving the action of the verb? A person or a thing? Identify and underline. 2) What pronoun can we use to replace the noun: me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las. 2) What pronoun can we use to replace the noun: me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las. 3) Rewrite the sentence. 3) Rewrite the sentence. Ex: ¿Ayudas a mí, por favor? Ex: ¿Ayudas a mí, por favor? a mí is replaced with me. a mí is replaced with me. ¿Me ayudas, por favor? ¿Me ayudas, por favor? 6

Práctica Cambia el sustantivo con un pronombre de objeto directo Cambia el sustantivo con un pronombre de objeto directo (me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las). (me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las). 1. Juana cruza las calles esta mañana. 2. Yo no tengo el permiso de manejar. 3. Nosotros esperamos al aútobus. 4. Ellas no dejan los libros. 5. Lola visita a su mamá. 6. Ud. ayuda a las estudiantes.

8 Más práctica 1. Yo necesito el desodorante. 1. Yo necesito el desodorante. 2. Ellos ponen los libros encima de la mesa. 2. Ellos ponen los libros encima de la mesa. 3. Rudy ve a nosotros. 3. Rudy ve a nosotros. 4. Yo quiero mucho a mi familia. 4. Yo quiero mucho a mi familia. 5. La Srta. Acuña tiene a vosotros en la clase. 5. La Srta. Acuña tiene a vosotros en la clase. 8