1. Repaso: Direct object pronouns
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Direct object pronouns

2. Direct object pronouns
Direct objects are people or things that receive the action of a verb.
To avoid repetition, the direct object pronouns can take their place.
Subject
Direct Object
Subject
Direct Object yo
me me
nosotros(as)
nos us tú
te you (s.)
vosotros(as)
os you (pl.)
usted (m.)
lo you (s.)
ustedes (m.)
los you (pl.)
usted (f.)
la you (s.)
ustedes (f.)
las you (pl.) él
lo him
ellos
los them
ella
la her
ellas
las them

3. Direct object pronouns
Direct objects are people or things that receive the action of a verb.
To avoid repetition, the direct object pronouns can take their place.
la stands for Paula
¿Invitaste a Paula?
Sí, la invité. Ella viene.
Did you invite Paula?
Yes, I invited her. She’s coming.

4. Direct object pronouns
When answering a question, remember to change the direct object pronoun, if necessary.
object me changes to te
¿Me vas a llamar?
Sí, te llamo más tarde.
Are you going to call me?
Yes, I’ll call you later.