Spanish Pronouns
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What type of pronoun is 'yo' in the sentence 'Yo hablo español'?

  • Subject pronoun (correct)
  • Direct object pronoun
  • Reflexive pronoun
  • Indirect object pronoun
  • What type of pronoun is 'me' in the sentence 'Me despierto a las ocho de la mañana'?

  • Subject pronoun
  • Indirect object pronoun
  • Direct object pronoun
  • Reflexive pronoun (correct)
  • What type of pronoun is 'lo' in the sentence 'Maria lo vió'?

  • Reflexive pronoun
  • Direct object pronoun (correct)
  • Subject pronoun
  • Indirect object pronoun
  • What type of pronoun is 'se' in the sentence 'Ella se ha roto la pierna'?

    <p>Reflexive pronoun</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do direct object pronouns answer in a sentence?

    <p>What or whom is affected by the action?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In English, where do you usually put the object pronoun?

    <p>After the verb</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When do you put the object pronoun before the verb in Spanish?

    <p>Never, always after the verb</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do indirect object pronouns answer in Spanish?

    <p>To/For whom?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the indirect object pronoun for 'to him' or 'to it' in Spanish?

    <p>Le</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When using two object pronouns together, which one comes first?

    <p>The indirect object pronoun</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens to 'le lo' when used together?

    <p>It changes to 'se lo'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where do you put the object pronoun in a sentence with a gerund (-ing)?

    <p>After the gerund</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct way to say 'She gave it to me' in Spanish?

    <p>Me lo dio ella</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Pronouns in Spanish

    Subject Pronouns

    • Replace nouns in a sentence
    • Examples:
      • Yo (I)
      • Tú (you)
      • Él (he, it)
      • Ella (she, it)
      • Nosotros/as (we)
      • Vosotros/as (you)
      • Usted (you, formal)
      • Ustedes (you, formal)

    When to Use Subject Pronouns

    • Emphasis: ¿Y qué crees tú? (And what do you think?)
    • Clarity: Ella se ha roto la pierna (She has broken her leg)
    • Contrast: ¿Yo hablo español pero él no lo habla? (I speak Spanish but he doesn’t)
    • Standing alone: ¿Yo? No me digas (Me? You’re kidding)

    Reflexive Pronouns

    • Replace the subject in a sentence
    • Examples:
      • Me (myself)
      • Te (yourself)
      • Se (himself, itself)
      • Se (herself, itself)
      • Nos (ourselves)
      • Os (yourselves)
      • Se (themselves)
    • Placement:
      • Before the verb: Me despierto a las ocho de la mañana
      • At the end of infinitive verbs and gerunds: Tengo que despertarme a las ocho de la mañana

    Direct Object Pronouns

    • Replace the direct object in a sentence
    • Examples:
      • Me (me)
      • Te (you)
      • Lo (him, it)
      • La (her, it)
      • Nos (us)
      • Os (you)
      • Los (them, masculine)
      • Las (them, feminine)
    • Placement:
      • Before the verb: Me gusta esa falda. La llevo
      • After the verb in special cases:
        • After a command: Tráigame el menú
        • After an infinitive: Voy a verlo
        • After a gerund: Estoy poniéndolos en la mesa

    Indirect Object Pronouns

    • Replace the indirect object in a sentence
    • Examples:
      • Me (to me)
      • Te (to you)
      • Le (to him, it)
      • Le (to her, it)
      • Nos (to us)
      • Os (to you)
      • Les (to them, masculine)
      • Les (to them, feminine)
    • Answer the question: To/For whom?
    • Placement:
      • Before the verb: Le dio el libro

    Double Object Pronouns

    • When two object pronouns appear together, the indirect object pronoun comes first
    • Examples:
      • Te la compraré
      • Me los enviarán el lunes
      • Se las pagaré
    • Special note:
      • Le lo changes to se lo

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    Learn about the different types of pronouns in Spanish, including subject, reflexive, direct object, and indirect object pronouns.

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