Los Pronombres de Complemento, Directo e Indirecto.

Presentación del tema: "Los Pronombres de Complemento, Directo e Indirecto."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Los Pronombres de Complemento, Directo e Indirecto

2 Direct Object Pronouns (things and people) me nos te os lo,lalos,las TO FIND THE D.O. Ask… Who/what after the verb; answer is the D.O. Indirect Object Pronouns (people only) me nos te os le les TO FIND THE I.O. Ask… To whom/for whom something is done; answer is the I.O.

3 Where do I put the pronoun? With one conjugated verb  Only one option! Right before the conjugated verb.  ¿Comiste el ciervo? No, no lo comí. With a verb phrase (two verbs  one idea)  Either before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive. (a.k.a. before the first verb or attached to the second)  ¿Puedes cocinar la ardilla? Sí, la puedo cocinar. OR Sí, puedo cocinarla.  REMEMBER: ONE VERB, ONE OPTION; TWO VERBS, TWO OPTIONS

4 ¡A Practicar! My sister found them (flowers) in the forest. He is going to put it (match) in his backpack. We saw you at the movie theater. I told him the truth. The bear wants to eat us.

5 ¡Ahora…las respuestas! My sister found them (flowers) in the forest. Mi hermana las encontró en el bosque.

6 ¡Ahora…las respuestas! He is going to put it (match) in his backpack. Lo va a poner en su mochila O Va a ponerlo en su mochila

7 ¡Ahora…las respuestas! We saw you at the movie theater. Te vimos al cine.

8 ¡Ahora…las respuestas! I told him the truth. Le dije la verdad.

9 ¡Ahora…las respuestas! The bear wants to eat us. El oso nos quiere comer O El oso quiere comernos.

10 What if I want to use both the direct and indirect object pronouns in the same sentence?? If you want to use both object pronouns, they will be placed in the same positions: one verb/one option or two verbs/two options. However, you MUST put the indirect object pronoun first (the person) because PEOPLE ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN THINGS! e.g. I give you money. Te lo doy. e.g. I am going to give it (money) to you. Te lo voy a dar O voy a dártelo.

11 THE EXCEPTION…. *If* you use the indirect object for the third person (le, les) in the same sentence as the direct object for it/them (lo, la, los, las) you have to change the indirect object from le/les to se. e.g. I told him the truth.  Le dije la verdad. e.g. I told it (truth) to him.  Se la dije. e.g. I am going to tell it to him.  Se la voy a decir O voy a decírsela.