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Dar & Decir with IOP’s

Dar & Decir with IOP’s. doy. damos. dar – to give. das. dais. dan. da. digo. decimos. decir (e-> i ) – to say, to tell. d i ces. decís. d i cen. d i ce. Indirect Object Pronouns – IOP’s. nos. me. te. os. le. les. Juan me da el libro a m í .

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Dar & Decir with IOP’s

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  1. Dar & Decir with IOP’s

  2. doy damos dar – to give das dais dan da

  3. digo decimos decir (e->i) – to say, to tell dices decís dicen dice

  4. Indirect Object Pronouns – IOP’s nos me te os le les

  5. Juan meda el libro a mí. Juan gives me the book. OR Juan givesthe bookto me. subj. / verb / direct obj. / indirect. obj. Juan medael libroa mí. subj. / IOP / verb / direct obj. / IO

  6. In Spanish the indirect object is the person who receives the direct object, or the person who benefits from or is affected by the action of the verb. It is often used with verbs like dar (to give) or decir (to tell or to say). However, it is also used with other verbs as well. The indirect object usually follows the direct object, and it always comes after the preposition “a”.

  7. le les A prepositional “a” is placed in front of the indirect object. Susie cuts Mrs. Gómez’s hair. Susie ___ corta el pelo a la señora Gómez. I tell my parents that I want to go to the movies. Yo ____ digo a mis padres que yo quiero ir al cine. My mom gives me money. Mi mamá ____ da dinero a mí. me

  8. IOP’s follow the same rules of placement as DOP’s and reflexive pronouns. 1) They go before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive. Susana me va a dar el lápiz. Susana va a darme el lápiz. 2) Commands: Dame la tarea. Give me the homework. No me digas que hay tarea. Don’t tell me that there’s homework.

  9. le --------- te Complete with the correct IOP. • Juan _____ da el libro a Susana. • Yo ____ digo a ti que hay un examen. • Mi madre _____ da la comida a nosotros. • Mis padres _____ compran un carro a mí. • La profesora _____ da la tarea a los estudiantes. • Tú vas a dar__ la revista a ella, ¿no? --- nos --------- me ---- les ---- --------- le ----

  10. 1. Tú / dar / los libros / a mí Tú me das los libros a mí. 2. Mi hermano / decir / a sus amigos / que hay una fiesta Mi hermano les dice a sus amigos que hay una fiesta. 3. Adela / comprar / un disco compacto / a su novio Adela le compra un disco compacto a su novio. 4. Yo / ir a prestar / mi suéter / a mi hermana Yo le voy a prestar mi suéter a mi hermana. Yo voy a prestarle mi suéter a mi hermana.

  11. 5. Nosotros / querer escribir / una carta / al presidente Nosotros le queremos escribir una carta al presidente. Nostros queremos escribirle una carta al presidente. • Mis amigos / ir a dar / una fiesta / a ti Mis amigos te van a dar una fiesta a ti. Mis amigos van a darte una fiesta. 7. La enfermera / dar / la medicina / a Juan y a mí La enfermera nos da la medicina a Juan y a mí. Marta __________ la mochila a Juan. (dar) le da

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