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    Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns - Spanish

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    This document reviews direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish. It provides examples of direct object pronouns like "me", "te", and "lo" as well as indirect object pronouns like "me", "te", and "le". It also explains that both direct and indirect object pronouns precede the conjugated verb and can either be attached to or precede the verb when used with an infinitive or present participle.

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    This document reviews direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish. It provides examples of direct object pronouns like "me", "te", and "lo" as well as indirect object pronouns like "me", "te", and "le". It also explains that both direct and indirect object pronouns precede the conjugated verb and can either be attached to or precede the verb when used with an infinitive or present participle.

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    Direct and indirect object pronouns

    Let’s review the direct and indirect object pronouns.


    DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN

    me me me to/for me
    te you (fam.) te to/for you (fam.)
    lo you (form.) los you (form.) le to/for you (form.) les to/for you
    (form.)
    lo him, la her los, las them le to/for him/ her les to/for them
    ◆ Both direct and indirect object pronouns precede the conjugated verb.
    Alicia ayuda a Luis. Lo ayuda. Alicia helps Luis. Alicia helps him.
    Ada trae el cafe para Ana.
    Ada le trae el cafe.
    Ada brings the coffee to Ana. Ada
    brings her coffee.
    No tienen dinero. No lo tienen. They don’t have money. They don’t
    have it.
    No doy regalos a los chicos.
    No les doy regalos.
    I don’t give presents to the kids. I don’t
    give them presents.
    ◆ Direct and indirect object pronouns used with an infinitive or a present
    participle may either be attached to or precede the conjugated verb.
    Lo quieres revisar. / Quieres
    revisarlo.
    You want to review it.
    Te debo responder la pregunta.
    / Debo responderte la
    pregunta.
    I should reply to your question

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