Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
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Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
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Object pronouns replace nouns and receive the action of a verb.
Object Pronouns
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Examples in English:I help you.◦receiving the action
Did you buy the book? I bought it.◦replacing the noun
Object Pronouns Continued
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Direct Object Pronouns (DOPs): Used when a verb directly acts upon the object.
Direct Object Pronouns
Me-me Nos-us
Te-you Os-y’all
Lo-he/itLa-she/it
Los-themLas-them
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Mi abuelo me quiere mucho.-My grandfather loves me a lot.
Ejemplos
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¿Julio? Sí, nosotros lo llamamos. -Julio? Yes, we called him.
Ejemplos
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Indirect object pronouns (IOPs) are used when the verb affects the noun in an indirect way.
Indirect Object Pronouns
Me-to /for me Nos-to /for us
Te-to/for you Os-to/for y’all
Le-to/for him/her/it
Les-to/for them
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When you translate the indirect object pronouns into English you translate as “To whom” or “For whom”
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Hablar-to talk (to you)
Escribir-to write (to you)
Comprar-to buy (for you)
Pedir-to ask (for it)
Servir-to serve (to you)
Traer-to bring (to you)
Dar-to give (to you)
Decir-to tell (to you)
IOPs-Verbs that use them
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Siempre te digo mis secretos. I always tell you my secrets. (I always tell my secrets to you.)
Ejemplos
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El doctor les da la medicina.
The doctor gives them the medicine.
(The doctor gives the medicine to them.)
Ejemplos
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Where to put them?
Before a conjugated verb
Attached to an infinitive
Te quiero ver
◦I want to see you.
Le va a hablar.◦She is going to talk to him.
Quiero verte.◦I want to see you.
Va a hablarle.◦She is going to talk to him.
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Write the IOP first, then the DOP.
Te lo doy. I give it to you.
What if I have a DOP and IOP?
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If le/les comes before lo, la, los, las then it changes to “se.”
El camarero se lo sirvió. The waiter served it to him.
Careful!