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DOPs y IOPs juntos. DOPs & IOPs together. DOs. Remember, a DO is the DIRECT recipient of the action of the verb in a sentence. The DO is who/what gets “verbed”. IOs. Remember, the IO is the INDIRECT recipient of the action of the verb.
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DOPs y IOPs juntos DOPs & IOPs together
DOs • Remember, a DO is the DIRECT recipient of the action of the verb in a sentence. • The DO is who/what gets “verbed”.
IOs • Remember, the IO is the INDIRECT recipient of the action of the verb. • The IO is to whom/for whom something is done or happening.
Remember * Personal a – Remember, when a person is the DO of a sentence it will have a personal a. Be careful! Do not confuse these with the IO! ** 3rd person DOPs must agree in gender & number with DO!
How do we replace both in English? I hit the ball to Alicia. What is the DO? the ball What do we change the ball to in English? it
How do we replace both in English? I hit the ball to Alicia. What is the IO? (to) Alicia What do we change Alicia to in English? her
How do we replace both in English? I hit the ball to Alicia. How does the sentence change in English? I hit it to her.
How do we do this in Spanish? Yo bateo la pelota a vosotros. DO la pelota IO a vosotros
How do we do this in Spanish? Yo bateo la pelota a vosotros. How does this sentence change in Spanish? Yo os la bateo.
What do we see here? Yo os la bateo. • Both pronouns placed in front of the verb • Notice the order. Which comes first?
Order After replacing the DO & IO with the DOP & IOP, the order will always be . . . • (subject) IOP + DOP + verb • (subject) verb + INF + IOP + DOP
Placement Remember • 1 verb = 1 option • 2 verbs = 2 options
1 verb = 1 option Ex: Yo bateo la pelota a vosotros. Yo os la bateo.
2 verbs = 2 options • 1st option same as normal Ex: Yo voy a batear la pelota a vosotros. Yo os la voy a batear.
2 verbs = 2 options • 2nd option attached to the INF or gerund Ex: Yo voy a batear la pelota a vosotros. Yo voy a bateárosla. **
2 verbs = 2 options • 2nd option attached to the INF or gerund Ex: Yo estoy bateando la pelota a vosotros. Yo estoy bateándosla. **
** Now we must include a written accent mark on the end of the infinitive or gerund to keep up with accent/stress rules! Accents will be on the -a, -e, -i of the infinitve or the -a or -e of the gerund.
What does that mean? • Remember, when using the DOP or the IOP, we can attach the OPs together to the end of an infinitive or gerund! • Accent marks must be used when attaching both to the infinitive or gerund!
Examples Ex1: Ellos vendieron a mí los libros. Ellos me los vendieron Ex2: Yo tengo que comprar las toallas a ti. 1. Te las tengo que comprar. 2. Tengo que comprártelas. Ex3: Ella está dando una bañera a nosotros. 1. Nos la está dando. 2. Está dándonosla.
Le +lo = se lo When both the IOP & DOP are in the 3rd person, the IOP changes to se.
Example Miguel Ángel receta la aspirina a José. M.A. le la receta. This changes to: M.A. se la receta.
Examples M.A. tiene que recetar el antibiótico a Juana. • M.A. se lo tiene que recetar. • M.A. tiene que recetárselo.
When does this happen? This occurs when any combination of 3rd person DOP and 3rd person IOP are used + le les lo / la los / las
Examples Ex1: Ellos vendieron a Ud. los libros. Ellos se los vendieron Ex2: Yo tengo que comprar las toallas a él. 1. Se las tengo que comprar. 2. Tengo que comprárselas. Ex3: Ella está dando una bañera a ellos. 1. Se la está dando. 2. Está dándosela.