Pronouns (Junior Cert Spanish): Flashcards
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Three main pronoun types
Three main pronoun types
Subject, direct object, indirect object
Subject pronouns replace
Subject pronouns replace
Person/thing doing the action
When subject pronouns are used
When subject pronouns are used
For emphasis or clarity
Why subject pronouns often omitted
Why subject pronouns often omitted
Verb endings show who does action
Direct object pronouns replace
Direct object pronouns replace
Person/thing directly receiving action
Direct object pronouns answer what questions?
Direct object pronouns answer what questions?
What? or Whom?
Indirect object pronouns replace
Indirect object pronouns replace
Person/thing indirectly receiving action
Indirect object pronouns answer what questions?
Indirect object pronouns answer what questions?
To whom? or For whom?
Standard object pronoun position
Standard object pronoun position
Before the conjugated verb
Object pronoun position with infinitives
Object pronoun position with infinitives
Attached to infinitive OR before conjugated verb
Position with positive imperatives
Position with positive imperatives
Attached to the command
Both object pronouns: which first?
Both object pronouns: which first?
Indirect comes first
Le/les before lo/la/los/las become
Le/les before lo/la/los/las become
se
I don't have it
I don't have it
No lo/la tengo
Do it! (positive imperative)
Do it! (positive imperative)
¡Hazlo!