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Dos pronombres en una frase

Dos pronombres en una frase. Me, te, nos, os. The words me, te, nos, and os can be used as either direct or indirect object pronouns. Me: me; to me Te: you; to you (tú form) Nos: us; to us Os: you, to you (vosotros form)

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Dos pronombres en una frase

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  1. Dos pronombres en unafrase

  2. Me, te, nos, os • The words me, te, nos, and os can be used as either direct or indirect object pronouns. • Me: me; to me • Te: you; to you (tú form) • Nos: us; to us • Os: you, to you (vosotros form) • When they are used in sentences with other nouns or pronouns, they are usually indirect.

  3. Lo, la, los, and las • The words lo, la, los, and las are direct object pronouns. • They must agree in number and in gender with the noun they replace. • Lo: masculine, singular: him, it • La: feminine, singular: her, it • Los: masculine, plural: them • Las: feminine plural: them • Lo, la, los, and las can replace people or things.

  4. Un buen ejemplo • She served the ice cream to us. • If you were to replace ice cream in English, you would use it: • She served it to us. • En español: • Ella nos sirvió el helado.

  5. Las reglas • Object pronouns must agree in number and in gender with the noun they replace. • Object pronouns come before the conjugated verb. • When there is more than one object pronoun in a sentence: me, te, nos, and os come before lo, la, los, and las…INDIRECT BEFORE DIRECT!!!

  6. Una frase nueva Ella nos sirvió . Ella nos sirvió . Ella nos sirvió. el helado (lo) lo

  7. ¡A ustedes! • El mozo me dio la llave. • El mozo me la dio. • El nos vendió los libros. • El nos los vendió. • Papa te hizo las reservaciones. • Papa te las hizo. • Vuestra madre os leyó el periódico. • Vuestra madre os lo leyó.

  8. ¡Tengancuidado! • When you have the indirect object pronoun le or les combined with a direct object pronoun lo, la, los, las: The le or les changes to “se” • Ejemplo: He writes it (la carta) to her. • Se la escribe (a ella). • He writes it (la carta) to them. • Se la escribe (a ellos).

  9. Rewrite, using object pronouns • Carlos le diolasrecetas a suamiga. • Carlos se lasdio. • Yo le mandé el regalo a Carlos. • Yo se lo mandé. • El profesor les explicó la lección a los alumnos. • El profesor se la explicó.

  10. Más… • La madrecompró el abrigoparaMaría. • La madre se lo compró. • El pasajero le dio los billetes al empleado. • El pasajero se los dio. • Nosotros les dimos el dinero a nuestroshijos. • Nosotros se lo dimos.

  11. Más… • El jefe les pagó el sueldo a los labradores. • El jefe se lo pagó. • Teresa le explica la regla a Carlos. • Teresa se la explica. • Elena le mostrólasfotos a su amigo. • Elena se lasmostró.

  12. Object pronouns with commands • With affirmative commands, the pronoun is added onto the end and an accent is added • Julia, describe tucomunidad. • Julia, descríbela • Enrique, explícaletupunto de vista a Raquel. • Enrique, explícaselo

  13. Object pronouns with commands • With negative commands, the pronouns go before the command • No me digas la respuesta. • No me la digas. • When you are using a reflexive verb with an object pronoun, the reflexive pronoun is first • Ponte lasbotas. • Póntelas. • No tepongaslasbotas. • No telaspongas.

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