1. The stem-changing verb DOLER & some Object Pronouns
Apuntes de gramática:
The stem-changing verb DOLER
&
some Object Pronouns

2. DOLER = To hurt, pain, ache
The verb DOLER is a stem-changing verb
o  ue stem change rule
DOLER = To hurt, pain, ache Yo Tú
Él/Ella/Ud.
Nosotros(as)
Ellos/Ellas/Uds.
duelo
dueles
duele
dolemos
duelen

3. Telling what happens to whom
We use direct object pronouns in front of a verb to show the object/person that directly receives the action of the verb.
Examples from previous units:
“El fútbol me interesa.”
Soccer interests me.
“Las matemáticas me aburren.”
Math bores me.

4. Me, te, nos
The object pronouns that we will use most often in this unit are:
me (me)
te (you)
nos (us)
Use these direct object pronouns when replacing someone’s name:
lo (him)
la (her)
los (them, you all)
las (them, you all)

5. Examples
Try to interpret the following examples that use direct object pronouns:
¿Te ve el médico?
Sí, el médico me ve. Me examina.
¿Te da una receta?
Sí, me da una receta.
Cuando tenemos la gripe, el médico nos receta antibióticos.
Note: The d.o.p. is always placed right before the verb.