Direct Object Pronouns

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Direct Object Pronouns

Direct object pronouns (D. O. P Direct object pronouns (D.O.P.’s) represent who/what is receiving the action in a sentence. I kick the ball. We write letters. She hit me.

Direct Object Pronouns me - ______ nos - _______ te - ___________ lo - _____, ________ los - ____________ _______________ ____________ la - _____, ________ las - ___________ ______________ ___________ us me you (fam.) them (m.) him it (m.) you all (m.) you (form., m.) them (f.) her it (f.) you (form., f.) you all (f.)

There are 5 places where direct object pronouns can be placed in a sentence/question/command.

__________ a conjugated verb. (1 verb) Before conjugated verb D.O.P. Mi madre lo lee.

¡ No ! 2. __________ a negative command. Before ¡No lo leas! D.O.P. ¡No lo leas!

3. _________ to an infinitive. (2 verbs) Hooked conjugated verb infinitive D.O.P. Mi madre quiere leerlo.

4. __________ to a positive command. Hooked ¡ ! positive command D.O.P. ¡Léelo!

5. _________ to a present participle. Hooked (-ando, -iendo, -yendo) conjugated “estar” present participle D.O.P. Mi madre está leyéndolo.

Práctica Choose the correct D.O.P. Place it correctly in the phrase. ¿ Cuándo quieres visitar ? (me) me When do you want to visit me?

Práctica Choose the correct D.O.P. Place it correctly in the phrase. ¡ No busques ! (us) nos Don’t look for us!

Práctica Choose the correct D.O.P. Place it correctly in the phrase. Yo no entiendo . (him) lo I don’t understand him.

Práctica Choose the correct D.O.P. Place it correctly in the phrase. ¡ Ayuda ! (them/m.) los Help them!

Práctica Choose the correct D.O.P. Place it correctly in the phrase. ¿ Estás tú besando ? (her) la Are you kissing her?

Práctica Choose the correct D.O.P. Place it correctly in the phrase. ¡Mira! (them, f.) Mi padre va a explicar. (the lesson) Estamos cuidando. (you/fam.) ¡No laves! (the dog) Ellos no esperan. (me)

¡Miralas! (them, f.) Mi padre va a explicarla. (the lesson) Estamos cuidandote. (you/fam.) 4. ¡No lo laves! (the dog) 5. Ellos no me esperan. (me)