- Murrieta Valley High
- Español II - Apuntes
Nylander, Bridget
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apuntes 21
What happens if you have both a direct and indirect object pronoun in the same sentence? | My mom buys the car. My mom buys me the car My mom buys it for me. |
My mom buys me the car. My mom buys FOR WHOM? for me=I.O. My mom buys WHAT? the car=D.O. | |
Word order? | The indirect object pronoun goes before the direct object pronoun. (Don’t forget you I.D.) |
How tojQuery1520026848764006489056_1313325681765 | 1. Conjugate verb Mi mamá compra 2. Double object pronouns for whom=for me ME what=the car LO 3. Pronouns still go before verb or attached to the “r” on an infinitive Mi mamá me lo compra. 4. Clarify/emphasize adding “a” and the person who receive the benefit. Mi mamá me lo compra a mí. |
BOBO rule? | “Le lo”’s a no no, you’ll sound like a bobo. You cannot place the pronouns le or les next to lo/la. Instead replace the le/les with SE (but this is a different “se” than the reflexive pronouns). We bought the car for them. |
Practice | 1. My mom bought the dresses for the girls. 2. He brought me the homework. 3. They gave her 20 dollars. |
Las Respuestas | 1.Mi mamá se los compró. 2.Él me la trajo. 3. Ellos se lo dieron. |