Indirect objects and indirect object pronouns
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This document discusses indirect objects and indirect object pronouns in Spanish. It explains that an indirect object is the person who receives the action or benefits from the action, and uses the preposition "a" before an indirect object noun. It lists the Spanish indirect object pronouns and their English equivalents, and notes that they can replace or be used with the indirect object noun. It also provides conjugations for the verbs "dar" (to give) and "decir" (to say/tell).
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Indirect objects and indirect object pronouns
- 1. Indirect objects and indirect object pronouns; dar and decirPágina 50
- 2. Indirect ObjectsPerson who receives the action or the person who benefits from the actionUse the preposition “a” before an indirect object.El peluquero le cortó el pelo a la señora. SN IOPN AV DO IO
- 3. Indirect Object PronounsStands for an indirect object nounCan take the place IO noun or be used with itUn banquero le prestódinero a Juan. SN IOPN AV DO IOUn banquero le prestódinero. SN IOPN AV DO
- 4. Indirect Object PronounsmetelenososlesSame placement rules as direct object/ reflexive pronounsmeyouhim/her/itusyouyou/themEnséñame la oficina de tumadre.
- 5. dar – to giveyotúél/ella/ustednosotros/asvosotros/asellos/ellas/ustedesdoydasdadamosdaisdan
- 6. decir – to say/ to tellyotúél/ella/ustednosotros/asvosotros/asellos/ellas/ustedesdigodicesdicedecimosdecísdicen