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Complementos Indirectos

Learn about the use and placement of indirect object pronouns in English and Spanish. Practice answering questions and replacing direct objects with pronouns.

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Complementos Indirectos

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  1. MURPHY Complementos Indirectos explanation of indirect object pronouns in English indirect object pronouns in English and Spanish placement of indirect object pronouns in Spanish practice answering questions with indirect object pronouns index

  2. MURPHY What does a indirect object pronoun do? An indirect object pronoun takes the place of an indirect object. For example: Are you giving the truck to Ana? indirect object Yes, I am giving the truck to her. indirect object pronoun index

  3. MURPHY What does a indirect object pronoun do? An indirect object pronoun takes the place of an indirect object. For example: Does Ed buy the pot for Maria? indirect object No, he doesn’t buy the pot for her. indirect object pronoun index

  4. MURPHY What does a indirect object pronoun do? An indirect object pronoun takes the place of an indirect object. For example: Are you going to give Fred and me the car? indirect object Yes I am going to give you the car. indirect object pronoun index

  5. (1) The following are the indirect object pronouns in English: The Spanish equivalents are as follows: me = me us = nos you (fam.) = te you (pl.) = os you (form.) = le you (pl.) = les him = le them (m.) = les her = le them (f.) = les index

  6. (2) Notice the placement of the indirect object pronouns in Spanish: I give you the money (to you). indirect object pronoun verb Yo te doy el dinero (a ti). verb indirect object pronoun In English the indirect object pronoun is placed after the verb. In Spanish it is usually put before a the conjugated verb. index

  7. Notice the placement of the indirect object pronouns in Spanish: They sing us the song (to us). indirect object pronoun verb Ellos nos canta la canción (a nosotros). verb indirect object pronoun In English the indirect object pronoun is placed after the verb. In Spanish it is usually put before a the conjugated verb. index

  8. (3) Notice the placement of the indirect object pronouns in a negative sentence in Spanish: Él no te canta una canción. indirect object pronoun verb In a negative sentence in Spanish the indirect object is placed in front of the conjugated verb. It can not be placed in front of “no”. index

  9. (4) Notice the placement of the indirect object pronouns in a sentence with an infinitive construction in Spanish: ¿Puedes escribirme mañana? Sí, te puedo escribir mañana. Sí, puedo escribirte mañana. The indirect object pronoun can be placed either before a conjugated verb or after the infinitive. index

  10. Complete the Spanish sentence by conjugating the verbs and and replacing what is in parentheses with an indirect object pronoun. Give an English translation for each sentence. (5) Yo/dar/el libro (a él). Yo le doy el libro. I give the book to him.

  11. (6) Nosotros/vender/el carro (a ella). Nosotros le vendemos el carro. We sell the car to her.

  12. (7) Ellos/mandar/la carta (a nosotros). Ellos nos mandan la carta. They send the letter to us.

  13. (8) Ella/comprar/el libro (a ellos). Ella les compra el libro. She buys the book for them.

  14. (9) Ellos/decir/la verdad (a nosotros). Ellos nos dicen la verdad. They tell us the truth.

  15. (10) Ellos/escribir/las cartas (a mí). Ellos me escriben las cartas. They write me the letters.

  16. (11) Tú/ dar/ el dinero (a ellos)? Tú les das el dinero (a ellos). You give them the money.

  17. (12) Ella/no/escibir/las cartas (a ti). Ella no te escribe las cartas. She do not write you the letters.

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