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What are the 7 Direct Object Pronouns?
What are the 7 Direct Object Pronouns?
Me, Te, Lo, La, Nos, Los, Las
Me as a Direct Object Pronoun means ___________ in English.
Me as a Direct Object Pronoun means ___________ in English.
me
Te as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
Te as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
you
"Lo" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English (note it means two things).
"Lo" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English (note it means two things).
"La" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English (note it means two things).
"La" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English (note it means two things).
"Nos" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
"Nos" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
"Los" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
"Los" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
"Las" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
"Las" as a Direct Object Pronoun means ____________ in English.
What is a direct object in a sentence?
What is a direct object in a sentence?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Yo cocino la pasta'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Yo cocino la pasta'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Ellos te necesitan'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Ellos te necesitan'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Ella nos invita'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Ella nos invita'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Yo tengo que comer desayuno'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Yo tengo que comer desayuno'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Ell quiere hervir el agua'?
What is the direct object in this sentence: 'Ell quiere hervir el agua'?
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Yo preparo la cena'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Yo preparo la cena'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Ella cocina la carne de res'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Ella cocina la carne de res'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Nosotros calentamos el agua'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Nosotros calentamos el agua'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Ellas envuelven las tortillas'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Ellas envuelven las tortillas'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Ella asa el pescado'.
Rewrite the sentence using a Direct Object Pronoun: 'Ella asa el pescado'.
Rewrite the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun connected to the second verb: 'We have to cook chicken'.
Rewrite the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun connected to the second verb: 'We have to cook chicken'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun connected to the second verb: 'You are going to boil the sugar'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun connected to the second verb: 'You are going to boil the sugar'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun connected to the second verb: 'She wants to bake dessert'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun connected to the second verb: 'She wants to bake dessert'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun before the first conjugated verb: 'We have to cook chicken'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun before the first conjugated verb: 'We have to cook chicken'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun before the first conjugated verb: 'You are going to boil the sugar'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun before the first conjugated verb: 'You are going to boil the sugar'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun before the first conjugated verb: 'She wants to bake dessert'.
Write the sentence using the Direct Object Pronoun before the first conjugated verb: 'She wants to bake dessert'.
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Study Notes
Direct Object Pronouns
- Seven direct object pronouns: Me, Te, Lo, La, Nos, Los, Las
- "Me" translates to "me" in English
- "Te" translates to "you" in English
- "Lo" refers to "him" or "it" (masculine singular) in English
- "La" refers to "her" or "it" (feminine singular) in English
- "Nos" translates to "us" in English
- "Los" translates to "them" (masculine plural) in English
- "Las" translates to "them" (feminine plural) in English
Definition of Direct Object
- A direct object receives the action of the verb in a sentence
Identifying Direct Objects
- In "Yo cocino la pasta," the direct object is "la pasta"
- In "Ellos te necesitan," the direct object is "te"
- In "Ella nos invita," the direct object is "nos"
- In "Yo tengo que comer desayuno," the direct object is "desayuno"
- In "Ell quiere hervir el agua," the direct object is "el agua"
Rewriting Sentences with Direct Object Pronouns
- "Yo preparo la cena" rewritten: "Yo la preparo"
- "Ella cocina la carne de res" rewritten: "Ella la cocina"
- "Nosotros calentamos el agua" rewritten: "Nosotros lo calentamos"
- "Ellas envuelven las tortillas" rewritten: "Ellas las envuelven"
- "Ella asa el pescado" rewritten: "Ella lo asa"
- Sentence structure: For sentences with two verbs, place the pronoun connected to the second verb
- "We have to cook chicken": "Nosotros tenemos que cocinarlo"
- "You are going to boil the sugar": "Tú vas a hervirlo"
- "She wants to bake dessert": "Ella quiere hornear"
Positioning Direct Object Pronouns
- Direct object pronouns can precede the first conjugated verb
- "We have to cook chicken": "Nosotros lo tenemos que cocinar"
- "You are going to boil the sugar": "Tú lo vas a hervir"
- "She wants to bake dessert": "Ella lo quiere hornear"
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