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    This document discusses direct object pronouns in English and Spanish. It provides examples of direct object pronouns and their placement rules. Direct object pronouns replace direct objects in sentences. In English, direct object pronouns include me, you, him, her, it, us, them. In Spanish, direct object pronouns are me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las. The placement rules state that direct object pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the second verb in sentences with two verbs.

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    This document discusses direct object pronouns in English and Spanish. It provides examples of direct object pronouns and their placement rules. Direct object pronouns replace direct objects in sentences. In English, direct object pronouns include me, you, him, her, it, us, them. In Spanish, direct object pronouns are me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las. The placement rules state that direct object pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the second verb in sentences with two verbs.

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    This document discusses direct object pronouns in English and Spanish. It provides examples of direct object pronouns and their placement rules. Direct object pronouns replace direct objects in sentences. In English, direct object pronouns include me, you, him, her, it, us, them. In Spanish, direct object pronouns are me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las. The placement rules state that direct object pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the second verb in sentences with two verbs.

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    Direct Objects

    Diagram each part of these


    English sentences:
    I want that apple.
    I bought some fish.
    What is the subject, the verb,
    the direct object?
    Direct Object Pronouns
    Direct object pronouns
    take the place of the
    direct object in a
    sentence.
    For example:
    Direct Object Pronouns
    Instead of saying,
    “I want that apple,” you can
    say, “I want it.”
    The word “it” takes the place
    of the word “apple.”
    Direct Object Pronouns (English)
    me us

    you you (plural)

    him, her, it them


    Direct Object Pronouns (Spanish)
    me nos

    te os

    lo los
    la las
    Placement Rule #1: Write the
    DOP before the verb:
     Compro la carne en la carnicería.
     La compro en la carnicería.

     I buy the meat at the butcher’s.


     I buy it at the butcher’s.
    Before the Conjugated Verb

    Isabel no tiene manzanas.


    Isabel no las tiene.

    Isabel doesn’t have apples.


    Isabel doesn’t have them.
    Before the Conjugated Verb

    Tú comes frijoles.


    Tú los comes.

    You eat beans.


    You eat them.
    Placement Rule #2:
    In sentences with two verbs,
    they are placed EITHER
     before the first OR
     attached to the second.
    Before the first or attached to the second:
    Before the first:
     Quiero comer la banana.
     La quiero comer.

    Attached to the second:


     Quiero comer la banana.
     Quiero comerla.
    Direct Object Pronouns
    When the DOP replaces a
    group of nouns where there
    are both masculine and
    feminine objects, we use los.
    For example:
    Direct Object Pronouns
     Yo compro el pan y la
    mantequilla en la panadería.
     Los compro en la panadería.

     I buy bread and butter in the


    bakery.
     I buy them in the bakery.

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