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DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS
Direct Object Pronouns: in spanish is used to replace the proper noun.
Examples in Spanish:
Jorge did not come to work, because he was sick
Jorge no vino a trabajar, porque él estaba enfermo.
:: The pronoun él replaces the proper noun Jorge
:: In Spanish, the construction of direct object pronouns is a bit different from English.
| me |
me |
| you |
te |
| her |
la |
| him |
lo |
| it |
lo |
| us |
nos |
| you (plural) |
os |
| them |
las, los |
Examples in Spanish:
Wilmer has the book.
Wilmer tiene el libro.
Wilmer has it.
Wilmer lo tiene
I am buying some shoes
I am buying them
estoy comprando unos zapatos
Los estoy comprando.
When People are Direct Objects: When human beings are direct objects, you need to add an “a” in front of the direct object noun.
We are going to see my grandmother.
Vamos a ver a mi abuela.
I’m going to bring Mary.
Voy a traer a Maria.
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