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Direct object

The person or thing that receives

the action of the verb

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1. Me gusta el carro.

2. Ana limpia la casa.

3. Estudio las matemáticas.

4. Mi mamá cocina la pasta.

5. Traigo mis libros al colegio.

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Indirect object

The person who receives the direct object or the person who benefits from the action.

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Indirect object pronoun and the

noun to which it refers

commonly used

in the same sentence

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Indirect object pronouns

Singular Plural

me us

you you

you

him

her

you

them

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To clarify the person who is being talked about

mí

nosotros

nosotras

ti

vosotros

vosotras

él

ella

usted

ellos

ellas

ustedes

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______ me ______ a mí.

______ te ______ a ti.

______ le ______ a él / ella / usted.

______ nos ______ a nosotros.

______ les ______ a ellos / ellas / ustedes.

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YoNosotros

Nosotras

Tú

Vosotros

Vosotras

Él

Ella Usted

Ellos Ellas

Ustedes

dar

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Yo

Nosotros

Nosotras

TúVosotros

Vosotras

Él

Ella Usted

Ellos Ellas

Ustedes

decir

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YoNosotros

Nosotras

TúVosotros

Vosotras

Él

Ella Usted

Ellos Ellas

Ustedes

pedir

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YoNosotros

Nosotras

Tú

Vosotros

Vosotras

Él

Ella Usted

Ellos Ellas

Ustedes

prestar

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• Papá Noel / la secretaria / un regalo / traer

Papá Noel le trae un regalo a la secretaria.

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• dar / mi mamá / unas flores / mi papá

Mi papá le da unas flores a mi mamá.

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• la cena / ellos / pedir / un camarero

Ellos le piden la cena a un camarero.

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• dar / Yo / un regalo / una tortuga

Yo le doy un regalo a una tortuga.

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• una zanahoria / un oso / un conejo / traer

Un oso le trae una zanahoria a un conejo.

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• dar / un regalo y unas flores / mamá / nosotros

Nosotros le damos un regalo y unas flores a mamá.

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