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Direct object Pronouns

Direct object Pronouns. Pg 41. Direct object Pronouns. Direct objects Receive the action of the verb in the sentence. They answer the question whom or what about the verb . I have the apple = yo tengo la manzana I have – verb Tengo = el verbo The apple – the direct object.

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Direct object Pronouns

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  1. Direct object Pronouns Pg 41

  2. Direct object Pronouns • Direct objects Receivethe action of the verb in the sentence. They answer the question whom or what about the verb. • I havetheapple= yo tengo la manzana • I have – verb Tengo = el verbo • Theapple– thedirectobject

  3. Direct object Pronouns • Nota Gramatical: If the Direct object is a person or animal (personal), a “personal “A” is needed before the person. • Yo abrazo la pelota = I hugtheball (no personal “a”) • Yoabrazoa Calvino= I hug Calvino. (Calvino is a person so we need the personal “a”). • *This does not apply to the verb TENER!!!!!! Hobbes Calvino

  4. Práctica: ¿Dóndeestan los objetosdirectos? • Juana come seisgalletas. • Memo y Jorge quierebeberrefrescos. • Nosotroslimpiamosunamanzana. • Yotengo un bistec. • Juan prefieretocar la guitarra. • Ellossaben la verdad.

  5. Direct object Pronouns • Direct object pronouns can be used to replace direct object nouns. • Here is how:

  6. Máspráctica: What replaces these words??? • Unagalleta • La rosa • Mis amigos • Los libros • Un libro • El café • Las bananas • La chica • El hombre • La • La • Los • Los • Lo • Lo • Las • La • lo

  7. Direct object Pronouns • Direct object pronouns are placed DIRECTLY BEFORE the conjugated verb. • Veo a la profesora. -(yo) la veo. I seetheteacher I seeher • Yo quiero el libro -(yo) lo Quiero. I want the book I want it.

  8. Direct object Pronouns • When an INFINITVE follows the conjúgated verb, the direct object pronouns can be placed BEFORE the conjugated verb or ATTACHED to the infinitive. • Yo quiero comer las galletas. Yo las quiero comer. • Yo quiero comerlas.

  9. ¡¡Vamos a practicar!!

  10. Práctica: ¿Dóndeestan los objetosdirectos? • Juana come seisgalletas. • Memo y Jorge quierebeberrefrescos. • Nosotroslimpiamosunamanzana. • Yotengo un bistec. • Juan puedetocar la guitarra. • Ellossaben la verdad.

  11. Indirect Object Pronouns • Indirect objects are nouns that answer the question to whom or for whom about the verb. Rosa gives Bob the ticket. Gives – Verb The ticket – the Direct Object Bob – Indirect Object

  12. Indirect Object Pronouns • In Spanish, indirect object pronouns are used to accompany or replace nouns that act as indirect objects.

  13. Bring it back the the past!!!! • How do you say. . . . . (use Gusta!!!) • I like to eat. • Bob likes pizza. • Laura and Bill like french fries. • Do you like to travel????

  14. IOP

  15. IOP • In Spanish, You must use the IOP to accompany the noun it modifies or to replace the noun. The pronoun appears before the conjugated verb. • Mamá les da el dinero a Juan y Ana.(Mom gives Money to Juan y Ana • Mamá les da el dinero. (Momgivesthem Money)

  16. When an infinitive follows the conjugated verb, the IOP can be placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive. • Le quiero vender mi coche a Sara • Le quiero vender mi coche. • Quiero venderle mi coche.

  17. ¡Vamos a practicar!

  18. Re write the sentence with a DOP • Juana come 6 galletas. • Juana las come.

  19. Re write the sentence with a DOP • Yoquierobeber el jugo de naranja. • Yoquierobeberlo o Yo lo quierobeber.

  20. Re write the sentence with a DOP • ¿Entiendes a mí? • ¿Me entiendes?

  21. Re write the sentence with a DOP • ¿Yoprefiero los jeans? • ¿Yo los prefiero?

  22. Re write the sentence with a DOP • ¿Yoprefierollevar la camistetaroja? • ¿Yo la prefierollevar. O Yoprefierollevarla.

  23. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Misamigas / traer / la comida /a mis padres. • Misamigas les traen la comida (a mis padres).

  24. Re write the sentence with a IOP • El agente / dar / el itinerario / a nosotros. • El agentenosda el itinerario (a nosotros).

  25. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Misabuelos / dar / equipajenuevo / a mí y a mi hermano. • Misabuelosnosdanequipajenuevo a mí y a mi hermano.

  26. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Yo / dar / el equipaje / al auxiliar de vuelo. • Yo le doy el equipaje al auxiliar de vuelo.

  27. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Pepe y Juan/ dar / lasgalletas /a mi tío. • Pepe y Juan les danlasgalletas a mi tío.

  28. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Jorge y yo/ vender / sucoche /a mí. • Pepe y Juan les danlasgalletas a mi tío.

  29. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Danilo/ traer / los globos /a vosotras / a la feista • Daniloostrae los globos a vosotras a la fiesta.

  30. Re write the sentence with a IOP • Danilo y Pepe/ Dar / los regalos /a mi padre • Danilo y Pepe les dan los regalos a mi padre.

  31. Re write the sentence with a IOP • yo/ Dar / de comer/al perro • Le doy de comer al perro.

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