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Estructura I: Simplifying expressions Ana y Cristina van a la agencia de viajes porque quieren viajar a Quito, Ecuador. El agente les recomienda un vuelo con dos escalas. Ana le hace muchas preguntas al agente y él le da mucha información.
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Sentence structure: Review All sentences have a subject and a verb Silvia trabaja mucho. Many sentences have a direct object Yo compré el boleto. Some sentences have an indirect object* Yo le compré el boleto a Julieta. * indirect objects cannot exist without direct objects
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Direct objects: Review Direct object noun or pronoun that directly receives the action of the verb answers the question whom? or what? in relation to the sentence’s subject and verb Manny compró un boleto. Lo compró hace dos días.
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The concept of indirect objects Observe the indirect object in the following sentence Manny le compró un boleto a su esposa. Subject Indirect Object Pronoun VerbDirect ObjectIndirect Object
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Simplifying expressions: indirect object pronouns Me (yo) te (tú) le (usted, él/ella) nos (nosotros) os (vosotros) les (ustedes, ellos/ellas) to/for me to/for you (informal) to/for you (formal); to/for him, her to/for us to/for you (informal, plural) to/for you (formal, plural); to/for them
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Simplifying expressions: indirect object pronouns Indirect Object noun or pronoun that indirectly receives the action of a verb indirect object tells to whom? or for whom? the action of the verb is performed Manny compró un boleto a ella. (for whom?) Le compró un boleto hace dos días.
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Simplifying expressions: indirect object pronouns Placement of indirect object pronouns identical to placement of direct object pronouns in front of conjugated verb I gave the jacket to her. Yo le di la chaqueta. in negative statements, place the no in front of the pronoun They did not buy the present for us. No nos compraron el regalo.
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Simplifying expressions: indirect object pronouns Placement of indirect object pronouns With an infinitive or a present participle before the conjugated verb attached to the infinitive or participle* * only if an infinitive or participle is present I’m going to give the ticket to her. Voy a darle el boleto. or Le voy a dar el boleto.
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Indirect object pronouns: Puntos especiales le and les can have different meanings clarified with a él, a ella, a usted, a ellos, a ellas, or a ustedes -¿Le prometiste el viaje a él o a ella? -Le prometí el viaje a ella.
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Indirect object pronouns: Puntos especiales For emphasis you may see indirect object nouns and their respective pronouns in the same sentence —Te doy este regalo. —¿A quién le das? —¡Te doy el regalo a ti!
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