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Direct object pronouns

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You know that direct object pronounsreplace direct object nouns.

Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

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You know that direct object pronounsreplace direct object nouns. The direct object pronouns lo, la, los, and las can refer to both objects and people.

Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

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You know that direct object pronounsreplace direct object nouns. The direct object pronouns lo, la, los, and las can refer to both objects and people.The pronouns me, te, nos, and os refer only to people. Here are all the direct object pronouns:

Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

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Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

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Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

Remember that in Spanish the subject and the verb ending tell who does the action and the direct object pronoun indicates who receives the action.

¿Me ayudas, por favor?

Can you help me please?

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Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

Direct object pronouns usually come right before the conjugated verb.

¡No te entiendo! I don’t understand you!

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Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

When an infinitive follows a conjugated verb, the direct object pronoun can be placed before the first verb…

Ellos nos quieren llevar al centro.

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Direct object pronouns: me, te, nos

When an infinitive follows a conjugated verb, the direct object pronoun can be placed before the first verb or attached to the end of the infinitive.

Ellos nos quieren llevar al centro.

Ellos quieren llevarnos al centro.

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Yo escuché al profesor.

Yo escuché.

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Yo escuché al profesor.

Yo lo escuché.

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Yo visité a mi tía.

Yo visité.

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Yo visité a mi tía.

Yo la visité.

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Nosotros preparamos la comida .

Nosotros preparamos.

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Nosotros preparamos la comida .

Nosotros la preparamos.

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Mi hermano no quiere el libro .

Mi hermano no quiere.

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Mi hermano no quiere el libro .

Mi hermano no lo quiere.

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Tomás llamó a sus amigos .

Tomás llamó.

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Tomás llamó a sus amigos .

Tomás los llamó.

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Mi papá conoce a mis compaňeros .

Mi papá conoce.

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Mi papá conoce a mis compaňeros .

Mi papá los conoce.

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La profesora: —¿Quién hace la comida en tu casa?

Tú: — Mi mamá hace en mi casa.

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La profesora: —¿Quién hace la comida en tu casa?

Tú: — Mi mamá la hace en mi casa.

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La directora: —¿Quién lava los platos en tu casa?

Tú: — Mi hermana lava en mi casa.

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La directora: —¿Quién lava los platos en tu casa?

Tú: — Mi hermana los lava en mi casa.

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Tu amiga: —¿Quién pasa la aspiradora en tu casa?

Tú: — Mi hermano pasa en mi casa.

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Tu amiga: —¿Quién pasa la aspiradora en tu casa?

Tú: — Mi hermano la pasa en mi casa.

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Tu amiga: —¿Quién lava la ropa en tu casa?

Tú: — Todos lavan en mi casa.

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Tu amiga: —¿Quién lava la ropa en tu casa?

Tú: — Todos la lavan en mi casa.

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Tomás: —¿Haces tu cama todos los días?

Tú: — No, a veces no hago.

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Tomás: —¿Haces tu cama todos los días?

Tú: — No, a veces no la hago.

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Tomás: —¿Y siempre arreglas tu cuarto?

Tú: — Sí, nadie arregla sino que yo.

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Tomás: —¿Y siempre arreglas tu cuarto?

Tú: — Sí, nadie lo arregla sino que yo.

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Mamá: —¿Cobraste un cheque en el banco?

Tú: — No, no cobré.

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Mamá: —¿Cobraste un cheque en el banco?

Tú: — No, no lo cobré.

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Papá: —¿Llenaste el tanque en la estación?

Tú: — No, no llené.

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Papá: —¿Llenaste el tanque en la estación?

Tú: — No, no lo llené.

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Tu hermana: —¿Llevaste las gatas al veterenario?

Tú: — Sí, ya llevé.

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Tu hermana: —¿Llevaste las gatas al veterenario?

Tú: — Sí, ya las llevé.

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Personal Response

¿Quién te habla por teléfono después de las clases?

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¿Quién te habla por teléfono después de las clases?

Answers will vary! .

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¿Quién te habla por teléfono después de las clases?

Answers will vary! Mis amigos me hablan .

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¿Quién ayuda a tu mamá hacer los quehaceres?

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¿Quién ayuda a tu mamá hacer los quehaceres?

Answers will vary! .

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¿Quién ayuda a tu mamá hacer los quehaceres?

Answers will vary! Yo la ayudo (hacer los quehaceres).

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¿Quién ayuda a tu mamá hacer los quehaceres?

Answers will vary! Yo la ayudo hacerlos .

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¿Quién lleva a ti y a tus amigos a las fiestas los fines de semana?

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¿Quién lleva a ti y a tus amigos a las fiestas los fines de semana?

Answers will vary! .

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¿Quién lleva a ti y a tus amigos a las fiestas los fines de semana?

Answers will vary! Mi papá nos lleva a las fiestas .


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