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Title: Los complementos directos e indirectos: me, te, nos


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  • Los complementos directos e indirectos me, te,
    nos
  • Pasos y Puentes - page 150

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Remember
  • Remember that direct objects receive the action
    of the verb.
  • They answer the questions who or what receives
    the action.
  • Here are all of the direct object pronouns

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Direct Object Pronouns
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Direct Object Pronouns
  • Remember that we use the pronouns me, te, and nos
    as either direct or indirect objects
  • In these examples, they are direct objects

Las arañas me asustan.
Spiders scare me.
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Direct Object Pronouns
  • Remember that we use the pronouns me, te, and nos
    as either direct or indirect objects
  • In these examples, they are direct objects

Los Ortega nos invitan.
The Ortegas are inviting us.
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Direct Object Pronouns
  • Remember that we use the pronouns me, te, and nos
    as either direct or indirect objects
  • In these examples, they are direct objects

Dónde estás? (Yo) No te veo.
Where are you? I dont see you.
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Remember
  • Remember that the indirect object tells us where
    the direct object is going.
  • The indirect object answers the question "To
    whom?" or "For whom?" the action of the verb is
    performed.
  • Here are all of the indirect object pronouns

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Indirect Object Pronouns
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Indirect Object Pronouns
  • In these examples, the pronouns are indirect
    objects.
  • Note that they can mean to or for me, you, or
    us.

Me muestras (tú) el sendero?
Will you show the path to me?
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Indirect Object Pronouns
  • In these examples, the pronouns are indirect
    objects.
  • Note that they can mean to or for me, you, or
    us.

(Yo) Te doy el saco de dormir.
Im giving the sleeping bag to you.
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Indirect Object Pronouns
  • In these examples, the pronouns are indirect
    objects.
  • Note that they can mean to or for me, you, or
    us.

Él nos presta su linterna.
Hes lending his flashlight to us.
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Indirect Object Pronouns
  • In these examples, the pronouns are indirect
    objects.
  • Note that they can mean to or for me, you, or
    us.

Te hiervo (yo) un huevo?
Shall I boil an egg for you?
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Placement of Object Pronouns
  • Pronouns are placed either before a conjugated
    verb or attached to the end of an infinitive or
    an affirmative command.

Llámame más tarde.
Call me later.
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Placement of Object Pronouns
  • Pronouns are placed either before a conjugated
    verb or attached to the end of an infinitive or
    an affirmative command.

No te puedo llamar más tarde.
I cant call you later.
or
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Placement of Object Pronouns
  • Pronouns are placed either before a conjugated
    verb or attached to the end of an infinitive or
    an affirmative command.

No puedo llamarte más tarde.
I cant call you later.
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Remember
  • Remember that when an indirect object is a
    personal posession or a part of a body, we use an
    indirect object pronoun and a definite article
    rather than a possessive form

Él me barre el dormitorio.
Hes sweeping my room (for me).
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Remember
  • Remember that when an indirect object is a
    personal posession or a part of a body, we use an
    indirect object pronoun and a definite article
    rather than a possessive form

Nos secan las toallas mojadas.
Theyre drying our wet towels (for us).
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Remember
  • Remember that when an indirect object is a
    personal posession or a part of a body, we use an
    indirect object pronoun and a definite article
    rather than a possessive form

Mamá va a cortarte el pelo.
Moms going to cut your hair (for you).
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Reviewing Indirect Objects
  • The IO tells us where the DO is going.
  • The IO answers the question "to whom" or "for
    whom.
  • In order for a sentence to have a IO, it must
    also have a DO.

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Reviewing Indirect Objects
  • Sometimes the DO is not stated, but rather is
    implied, or understood.
  • The IO pronouns are me, te, le, nos, os, les.
  • In a negative sentence, place the pronoun between
    the negative word and the conjugated verb.

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Reviewing Indirect Objects
  • Think in phrases, do not translate word-for-word.
  • Le and les are ambiguous.
  • Prepositional phrases are often used for clarity
    and for emphasis.

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Ready for a quiz?
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Click here to go to StudySpanish. lessons 41-46
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El fin
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