PRONOMBRES OBJETO DIRECTO

Question 1

yo

Answer 1

ME - (me)

Question 2

tú

Answer 2

TE (you)

Question 3

él/ella/usted

Answer 3

LO/LA (him/her/it)

Question 4

nosotros

Answer 4

NOS (us)

Question 5

vosotros

Answer 5

OS (You all)

Question 6

ustedes

Answer 6

LOS/LAS (You all)

Question 7

ellos/as

Answer 7

LOS/LAS (You all)

Question 8

She should gave it to him.

who/what is the direct object?
what pronoun would you use?

Answer 8

Ella debería dárselo.

Direct object: it
Objeto directo pronombre: lo

Question 9

HOW TO ADD THE DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN

infinitive or conjugated verb

Answer 9

When the verb is an infinitive construction, object pronouns may either be attached to the infinitive or placed before the conjugated verb.

Carlos quiere conocerte
o
Carlos te quiere conocer

(Carlos wants to meet you.)

Question 10

HOW TO ADD THE DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN

verb in progressive form (ending in -ing (-ando -endo)

Answer 10

When the verb is a progressive form, object pronouns may either be attached to the present participle or placed before the conjugated verb.

Te estoy ayudando
o
Estoy ayudándote

(I am helping you.)

Question 11

HOW TO ADD THE DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN

verb in progressive form (ending in -ing (-ando -endo)

Answer 11

When the verb is a progressive form, indirect object pronouns may either be attached to the present participle or placed before the conjugated verb.

Margarita le está dando el plato a Laura
o
Margarita está dándole el plato a Laura
(Margarita is giving Laura the dishes)

Question 12

if the sentence has both direct and indirect pronoun, which pronoun comes first?

Answer 12

The indirect object pronoun always comes before the direct object pronoun when using them together in a sentence. Also, when the direct object is “lo,” “la,” los,” or “las,” and the indirect object is “le” or “les,” the indirect object is converted to “se.”