Direct Object Pronouns (Leaving Cert Spanish): Flashcards
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Purpose of direct object pronouns
Purpose of direct object pronouns
Avoid repeating nouns
Agreement rule for direct object pronouns
Agreement rule for direct object pronouns
Must match gender and number of noun
Standard position of direct object pronouns
Standard position of direct object pronouns
Before the conjugated verb
you, informal singular (dir. obj.)
you, informal singular (dir. obj.)
te
him/it, masculine singular (dir. obj.)
him/it, masculine singular (dir. obj.)
lo
her/it, feminine singular (dir. obj.)
her/it, feminine singular (dir. obj.)
la
us (dir. obj.)
us (dir. obj.)
nos
them, masculine plural (dir. obj.)
them, masculine plural (dir. obj.)
los
them, feminine plural (dir. obj.)
them, feminine plural (dir. obj.)
las
3 cases when pronouns attach to verb end
3 cases when pronouns attach to verb end
Infinitives, gerunds, positive commands
Why add accents when attaching pronouns
Why add accents when attaching pronouns
To maintain original stress pattern
He ate it (masculine object)
He ate it (masculine object)
Lo comió
I bought them (fem. plural, for my girlfriend)
I bought them (fem. plural, for my girlfriend)
Las compré para mi novia