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I pronomi complemento oggetto diretto

I pronomi complemento oggetto diretto. What is a direct object?. a direct object is what receives the action of the verb I buy shoes every week. What do I buy ? shoes, the direct object I read the Alligator every day. What do I read ? the Alligator , the direct object.

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I pronomi complemento oggetto diretto

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  1. I pronomi complemento oggetto diretto

  2. What is a direct object? • a direct object is what receives the action of the verb • I buy shoes every week. • What do I buy? shoes, the direct object • I read the Alligator every day. • What do I read? the Alligator, the direct object

  3. What is a direct object pronoun? • a direct object pronoun REPLACES the direct object in a sentence… • I buy shoes every week. • I buy them every week. • I read the Alligatorevery day. • I read it every day.

  4. In Italian the direct object pronoun must agree in number and gender with the direct object. • look on page 157… • what pronoun would replace the following nouns? • Compro la carne. • Cucino il pesce. • Invito Erica alla festa.

  5. Placement • Direct object pronouns, like all pronouns in Italian, can only go in one of two places… • in front of the first conjugated verb or • attached to the infinitive

  6. I eat the cake. • I eat it. • Mangio la torta. • La mangio. • Erica buys strawberries at Publix. • Erica buys them at Publix. • Erica compra le fragole a Publix. • Erica le compra a Publix.

  7. There are three steps: • identify the direct object • choose a pronoun (that agrees in number and gender) • place the pronoun (either directly before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive)

  8. Assieme • Ripasso, p.158 A

  9. LO and LAnormally elide with verbs that begin with a vowel • LI and LEnever elide • lo assagio l’assagio • la aiuto  l’aiuto • le assagio • li aiuto

  10. In gruppi… • p. 158, B

  11. In Italian the following verbs take direct objects even though they don’t in English, p.158 • cercare • ascoltare • guardare • aspettare

  12. In gruppi… • p. 159, C • p. 159, D • Assieme: • p. 159, E • Inventare degli indovinelli come nell’esercizio E

  13. CI, p. 159 • CI replaces nouns or phrases referring to a place, usually introduced by the prepositions a, in, da, su. • CI can also be used with the verbs pensare a and credere a/in.

  14. Vai a classe oggi? • Non ci vado. • Puoi andare in centro con Erica? • Sì, ci posso andare. • Pensi al tuo ragazzo? • Ci penso spesso. • Credi nella magia? • Non ci credo.

  15. CI can go in one of two places: • in front of the first conjugated verb or • attached to the infinitive

  16. assieme.. • p. 160, A • p. 161, B • p. 161, C

  17. Facciamo una festa Chi fa…? Chi prende…? Chi pulisce…? la torta la birra il salotto le patate il vino il bagno gli spaghetti il pane la cucina l’insalata i pomodori la sala la macedonia le melanzane il tavolo le bruschette il formaggio le sedie le lasagne le bistecche il pavimento la pizza le fragole

  18. Abbiamo fatto una festa Chi ha fatto? Chi ha preso? Chi ha pulito? la torta la birra il salotto le patate il vino il bagno gli spaghetti il pane la cucina l’insalata i pomodori la sala la macedonia le melanzane il tavolo le bruschette il formaggio le sedie le lasagne le bistecche il pavimento la pizza le fragole

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