OBJECT PRONOUNS. OBJECT PRONOUNS ARE DIVIDED INTO: DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS INDIRECT OBJECT PRONUNS THEY ARE WORDS LIKE ME, YOU, HIM, HER, US, THEM.

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1 OBJECT PRONOUNS

2 OBJECT PRONOUNS ARE DIVIDED INTO: DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS INDIRECT OBJECT PRONUNS THEY ARE WORDS LIKE ME, YOU, HIM, HER, US, THEM

3 THE FIRST & SECOND PERSONS BOTH SINGULAR AND PLURAL ARE THE SAME FOR DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS: ME (ME) TE (YOU) NOS (US) OS (YOU)

4 THIRD PERSON The third person has different forms for the direct and indirect object pronouns ¿Invitaste a Juan? Sí, lo invité ¿Compraste una chaqueta a Juan? Sí, le compré una chaqueta.

5 The direct object pronoun have different forms for masculine and femenine Lo (him, it, you) La (her, it, you) Los (them, you) Las (them, you) SINGULAR PLURAL

6 Ejemplos ¿Visitaste a mi amiga? Sí, la visité(her) ¿Llamaste a tus padres? Sí, los llamé (Them)

7 The indirect object pronouns in the third person are the same for masculine & femenine Le (him or her) Singular Les (them) Plural

8 DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN PersonSingular Masculine Femenine Neuter PLURAL Masculine Femenine 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Me (me) Te (you) Lo (him) La (her) lo (it) Nos (us) Os (you) los (them) las (them)

9 Ejemplos Me llama todos los lunes Te quiero Pedro nos invitó ayer ¿Los quiere? Las he perdido

10 INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN PersonSingular Masculine Femenine Plural Masculine Femenine 1 st 2 nd 3 rd me (me) te (you) Le/se (him/her/you) nos (us) Os (you) Les/se (them))

11 Ejemplos ¿Te escribo una carta? Le compré su libro Les traemos un regalo

12 Position of the object pronouns Objects pronouns go before the verb: Fernando me compró un helado Tu hermano te llamará más tarde http://zachary- jones.com/zambombazo/doblado-doblado- el-caballero-oscuro-interrogatorio-al-joker/

13 The pronouns follow the verb With imperative Lláma le por teléfono With infinitive* Vamos a comprarles una casa en España With gerund (-ing)* Estoy pintándo la

14 *If the infinitive or gerund depends on another verb it is possible to put the pronoun before the main verb Lo quiero vender antes de ir a Colombia Los estamos comprando

15 If le or les is used with lo or la, le and les become se which is placed before lo or la Se la doy Se lo compraré

16 If two object pronouns appear together the indirect pronoun me, te, nos, os, se always comes first Te la compraré Me los enviarán el lunes Se las pagaré