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Page 1: What is a direct object (DO)? Direct Object (DO) = the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb. Mike hit the ball. George calls Mary. He.
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What is a direct object (DO)? Direct Object (DO) = the noun or

pronoun that receives the action of the verb.

Mike hit the ball.

George calls Mary.

He calls her.

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In Spanish…

When Direct Object = a person, it is preceded by the preposition “a”

There is no English translation.

El doctor examina a Maria.

The doctor examines Maria.

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It is WRONG not to use the personal “a” when it’s called for

You will get the hang of it with practice

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Quirky rule: also applies to pets when there is emotional attachment to themThe woman calls her dog.La mujer llama a su perro.

The man sees his cat.El hombre ve a su gato.

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Exceptions (of course)

The personal ‘a’ is not used:After TENER (to have) and HAY (there

is/there are)○ TENER: Tengo dos hermanos (no “a”)○ HAY: Hay cinco personas en la sala (no “a”)

When the “person” is an indefinite person○ Necesito médico (I need a doctor)

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More exceptions…

ME GUSTA(N), TE GUSTA(N), NOS GUSTA(N)Do NOT use a personal “a” even if what you

like is a person¿Por qué?

Remember that “me gusta” doesn’t translate to “I like.” It translates to “It pleases me.”

So “me” is actually the direct object of the verb—the person you like is not!

Me gusta Esteban.

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Try these…

Yo veo __ Juan.

Yo veo a Juan.

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Ella escribe ____ Marta.

Ella escribe a Marta.

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Tengo ___ tres hijos.

No “a” needed!

¿Por qué?Because although the DO is a person (hijos,

it does not apply after TENER

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Mi amigo ve ___ su perro.

Mi amigo ve a su perro.

¿Por qué?Because the dog is a pet.

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El médico examina ___ Susana.

El médico examina a Susana.

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Dana ve ___ una jirafa.

Dana ve una jirafa. (No “a”)

¿Por qué?The giraffe is not a pet (no personal

feelings).

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Me gusta ___ mi perro.

Me gusta mi perro (no A needed).

¿Por qué?

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La médica examina ___ la garganta.

La médica examina la garganta.

¿Por qué?“La garganta” is not a person or pet.

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Me examina ___ la médica.

Me examina la médica (no “a”)

¿Por qué?The DO is “me,” not “la médica”


 · Rewrite the following sentences, substituting the correct direct object pronoun for each noun object in bold type and its modifiers, if any: Pronuncia las palabras.

 · Rewrite the following sentences, substituting the correct direct object pronoun for each noun object in bold type and its modifiers, if any: Pronuncia las palabras.

Nombre Clase Fecha - MS. CAMPOS...EXPLANATION: When both the indirect and the direct object pronouns begin with l, the indirect object pronoun changes to se. • Study these sentences,

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Unit 4 Lesson 1 Vocab – Clothes – Seasons – Tener phrases Grammar – Stem changing verbs: e -- ie – Direct object pronoun.

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Major Pronoun Rules. 1.Nos in classe laboraverunt T=They worked us in class. Rule= 6.Accusative case is used for the direct object, object of prepositions,

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DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS. Vamos a repasar… The DIRECT OBJECT is the thing that is “verbed” in a sentence. We can replace the D.O. with a pronoun: MeNos.

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Simple past, simple present, object pronoun

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