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As we can see, this exercise involves OBJECT PRONOUNS, but what are they made for?
OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS are those words that always appear with a CONJUGATED VERB. They, as the PERSONAL PRONOUNS are in the place of a noun; their specific function into the sentence is to be the complement of the verb that they’re accompanying.
Remember that:
- We ALWAYS need a CONJUGATED VERB to have a complete sentence.
- The CONJUGATED VERB has to match in NUMBER with the SUBJECT and in this case also with the OBJECT PRONOUN.
- The OBJECT PRONOUN (Direct or indirect) could be located before (proclítico) or after (enclítico) the CONJUGATED VERB.
DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS (ask what to the verb)
- Yo- Me
- Tú- Te
- Él/ella/eso- Se/la/lo
- Nosotros- Nos
- Ellos- Las/los
INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS (ask to or for whom to the verb)
- Yo- Me
- Tú- Te
- Él/ella/eso- Le
- Nosotros- Nos
- Ellos- Les
ANSWERS
1. —¿Pedro y Nico toman el autobús?
—No, no LO toman.
2. —¿Cuándo compran los libros las chicas?
— LOS compran hoy.
3. —¿Invitamos a Camila a la fiesta?
—Sí, LA invitamos.
4. —¿Comprendes la gramática?
—No, no LA comprendo muy bien.
5. —¿Mercedes va a traer una pizza a la fiesta?
—No, no LA va a traer.
6. —¿El empleado busca su reservación en la computadora?
—Sí, LA busca.
7. —¿Puedes ver el mar?
—No, no LO puedo ver.
8. —¿Raúl tiene su pasaporte?
—No, su mamá LO tiene.
9. —¿Vamos a comprar los pasajes hoy?
—Sí, LOS vamos a comprar hoy.
10. —¿Me ves en la foto?
—Sí, TE veo.
The correct direct object pronoun in each case is:
1. ¿Pedro y Nico toman el autobús?
- No, no lo toman.
2. ¿Cuándo compran los libros las chicas?
- Los compran hoy.
3. ¿Invitamos a Camila a la fiesta?
- Sí, la invitamos.
4. ¿Comprendes la gramática?
- No, no la comprendo muy bien.
5. ¿Mercedes va a traer una pizza a la fiesta?
- No, no la va a traer.
6. ¿El empleado busca su reservación en la computadora?
- Sí, la busca.
7. ¿Puedes ver el mar?
- No, no lo puedo ver.
8. ¿Raúl tiene su pasaporte?
- No, su mamá lo tiene.
9. ¿Vamos a comprar los pasajes hoy?
- Sí, vamos a comprarlos hoy.
10. ¿Me ves en la foto?
- Sí, te veo.
Translation.
1. Do Pedro and Nico take the bus?
- No, they don't.
2. When do girls buy books?
- They buy them today.
3. Shall we invite Camila to the party?
- Yes, we invite her.
4. Do you understand the grammar?
- No, I don't understand it very well.
5. Is Mercedes bringing a pizza to the party?
- No, she is not bringing it.
6. Does the clerk look up his reservation on the computer?
- Yes, he is looking for her.
7. Can you see the sea?
- No, I can't see it.
8. Does Raúl have his passport?
- No, his mom has it.
9. Are we going to buy tickets today?
- Yes, we are going to buy them today.
10. Do you see me in the photo?
- If I see you.
Direct object pronouns.
These words are those that replace the direct object of a sentence, that is, on whom the action falls within a sentence. The direct object pronouns, taking into account the personal pronouns, are:
- Yo: me
- Tú: te
- Usted: lo / la
- Él: lo / la
- Ella: lo / la
- Ello: lo / la
- Nosotros / Nosotras: nos
- Ustedes: los / las
- Ellos / Ellas: los / las
Therefore, to choose the appropriate direct object pronoun, one must identify who or what the mentioned action falls on and verify if it is female or male, to use either "lo - la" or "los - las."
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