Spanish Object Pronouns

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Direct objects are the things being acted upon, while indirect objects are the ones receiving the direct object.

Him

Whether 'him' could be replaced with 'to him' or 'for him'

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When it's replaced with 'to him' or 'for him' Signup and view all the answers

It's the recipient of the direct object Signup and view all the answers

To show the indirect object pronouns Signup and view all the answers

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nos Signup and view all the answers

Indirect object pronouns Signup and view all the answers

At the bottom of the hill Signup and view all the answers

Because the path is blocked by two sheep Signup and view all the answers

To remember direct object pronouns Signup and view all the answers

They found us Signup and view all the answers

On the right side of the hill Signup and view all the answers

Give tea to the sheep that lay down Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Revisited the memory palace for direct object pronouns: la on the left, lo on the right, te in front, and me at the bottom.
Introduced the word "nos" for "us" as a direct object (e.g., "ellas nos encontraron" means "they found us").

Introduced a new scene with indirect object pronouns: le on the left, le on the right, te in front, and me and nos at the bottom.
Indirect object pronouns are used when the action is performed for or to someone/something (e.g., "I gave him a book").
Indirect objects are the recipients of the action in a sentence.
If "him" can be turned into "to him" or "for him" in a sentence, use the indirect object pronoun "le" instead of the direct object pronoun "lo".

Direct object pronouns are used when the action is performed directly to someone/something (e.g., "they found him").
Direct objects are the things/actions that receive the action in a sentence.
Indirect object pronouns are used in situations where the action is performed for or to someone/something, making them the recipients of the action.