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Es el 5 de enero.
Direct Object
Pronouns
Direct Objects
1. Find the verb.
2. Ask “Who?” or “What?”
Ejemplos:
Paco bought a book.
(D.O.)
I looked for you.
(D.O.)
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Pronoun
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Jorge bought a surfboard.
I looked for the tickets.
He saw Arlyn and me.
The teacher asked you.
The students looked at
me.
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Jorge bought it.
I looked for them.
He saw us.
The teacher asked you.
The students looked at
me.
Direct Object Pronouns
me (me)
nos (us)
te (you)
os (you all)
lo (him)
(it –m.)
la (her)
(it –f.)
los (them – m.)
las (them –f.)
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pronoun
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La crema protectora
Un anorak
Unas toallas
Los libros
Ana y yo
Me
Te
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Lo
Las
Los
Nos
Me
Te
Placement
• Place a direct object pronoun before a
conjugated verb.
Ejemplos:
1. Juan compró un traje de baño.
Juan lo compró.
2. Yo empecé la tarea.
Yo la empecé.
3. Franmar invitó a Jorge y yo.
Franmar nos invitó.
Placement
• Place a direct object pronoun after an
infinitive. (verb that ends in –ar, -er or –ir)
Ejemplos:
1. Madison tiene que comprar las gafas de sol.
Madison tiene que comprarlas.
2. The teacher wants to see you.
La maestra quiere verte.
3. Kyle is not going to invite me.
Kyle no va a invitarme.
El Fin