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Repaso: Object pronouns
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Object pronouns The direct object (complemento directo) is the noun on which an action is being performed. A direct object may be replaced by a direct object pronoun (pronombre del complemento directo): me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las. The direct object pronoun goes before the conjugated verb or is attached to the infinitive. Susana busca el nuevo libro. Susana lo busca. Susana quiere ver la película. Susana quiere verla. (Susana la quiere ver.)
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Susana nos regala el libro.
Object pronouns The indirect object (complemento indirecto) is the person for whom or to whom an action is performed. The indirect object is used with a pronoun that refers to the noun, and is called the indirect object pronoun (pronombre del complemento indirecto): me, te, le, nos, os, les. Susana nos regala el libro a nosotros. Susana nos regala el libro.
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Object pronouns When both a direct object pronoun and an indirect object pronoun are used in the same sentence, the indirect object pronoun goes first. Susana nos regala el libro a nosotros. Susana nos lo regala.
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Object pronouns If the indirect object pronoun le or les comes before the direct object pronouns la, lo, las, or los, the indirect object pronoun changes to se. Nosotros le regalamos flores a Clara. Nosotros se las regalamos.
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