gramÁtica de repaso c object (predicate) pronouns: indirect object pronouns
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GRAMÁTICA DE REPASO C
OBJECT (PREDICATE) PRONOUNS:
INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS
• There are two types of object pronouns (pronouns in English found after the verb).• The object
pronouns have nothing to do with the subject or verb ending in Spanish.
• Direct object pronouns refer to people/things that are receiving the action.• Indirect object
pronouns refer TO WHOM or FOR WHOM an action is performed.
• Me, te, and nos are object pronouns
• Me, te, and nos can be used as either direct or indirect object pronouns.
• Me corresponds to mí (predicate of yo)• Te corresponds to ti
(predicate of tú)• Nos corresponds to nosotros• However, unlike in English,
D.O.P.s and I.O.P.s are placed before a conjugated verb.• El médico me ve. Me examina.• ¿Te habla el médico.• Sí, me habla.• El médico nos examina y nos da
una receta.
• Le and Les are only indirect object pronouns.
• Le and Les are both masculine and feminine.
• Le corresponds to a él, a ella, and a usted.• Les corresponds to a
ellos, a ellas and a ustedes.• La médica le da una
receta.• La médica les habla.
• To clarify, le and les are often used with another phrase repeating (but not translating) to whom they refer.
• El profesor le habla al muchacho.
a la muchacha.
• El profesor les explica la lección a los alumnos.
a las alumnas.
a usted. a ustedes.
• Le hablo a él. ●Les hablo a ellos.
a ella. a ellas.
• Pg. R27• Actividad
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1. Les2. Le3. les4. les5. le