1. Español 1
Unidad 6: Ir de compras
Día 8

2. ¿Cuál es el objetivo para hoy?
Use the Spanish language in order to communicate about your recent experience in an open-aire market.
Be able to use direct object pronouns in Spanish.

3. ¿Cómo es la orden del día para hoy?
Question of the day
Take notes about direct object pronouns
Complete direct object pronoun exit slip
HOMEWORK DUE NEXT CLASS: Direct Object Pronouns worksheet

4. Question of the day
What is the object of a sentence? What do you know about direct and indirect objects in English?

5. Español 1
Unidad 6: Ir de compras
Día 8

6. ¿Cuál es el objetivo para hoy?
Usar el idioma español para hablar de cómo fue la experiencia de recién en el mercado del aire libre.
Usar los pronombres de objeto direct en español.

7. ¿Cómo es la orden del día para hoy?
Question of the day
Take notes about direct object pronouns
Complete direct object pronoun exit slip
HOMEWORK DUE NEXT CLASS: Direct Object Pronouns worksheet

8. Question of the day
What is the object of a sentence? What do you know about direct and indirect objects in English?

9. Pronombres de objeto directo
Direct object
A _________________________________________________ ____________________________________. It can usually answer one of these questions: ______________________________________________________.
Receives the action of the verb.
Who? or What?

10. Pronombres de objeto directo
For example:
I killed the cat.
What did I kill?
She hit him.
Who did she hit?
We ate a squirrel yesterday morning.
What did we eat?

11. Pronombres de objeto directo – “A Personal”
The direct object is a person or animal
In Spanish, when ______________________________ it is preceeded by ______________________________. For example:
“a”
Yo visito a mi hermano. – I visit my brother
Ella patina a su perrito. – She kicks her puppy.

12. Pronombres de objeto directo
Direct object pronouns
____________________________ replace direct object nouns. Some examples in English:
She kicks the puppy. – She kicks it.
We visit our sister. – We visit her.
I have Mr. Braun for Spanish. - I have him for Spanish.

13. Pronombres de objeto directo
These are the direct object pronouns in English and Spanish:
Nos Us Me Me
You Te Os
Ya’ll
Him Lo
Los / Las (depending upon the gender of the nouns being replaced)
Them
Her La
Lo / La (depending upon the gender of the noun being replaced) It

14. Pronombres de objeto directo
D.O.P. placement
English and Spanish differ in ______________________ because _______________________________________________. For example:
They will go BEFORE the conjugated verb in Spanish.
I have them.
Yo los tengo.
I love you.
Yo te amo.
They ate us.
Ellos nos comieron.

15. Pronombres de objeto directo – Frases con dos verbos
If a sentence has ____________________, than _______________________________________________________. For example:
Two verbs
The direct object EITHER goes BEFORE the conjugated verb OR is ATTACHED to the infinitive verb.
She wants to buy it.
Ella lo quiere comprar. – OR – Ella quiere comprarlo.
Do you want to visit me?
¿Me quieres visitar? – OR - ¿Quieres visitarme?

16. Pronombres de objeto directo – Frases con dos verbos
If a sentence has _____________________________, than _______________________________________________________. For example:
A present progressive verb
It either goes before the verb “estar” or is attached to the present progressive ending.
Is he eating it?
¿Lo está comiendo? – OR - ¿Está comiéndolo?
We are translating them.
Las estamos traduciendo. – OR – Estamos traduciéndolas.