Direct Object And Direct Object Pronouns
Published on Nov 22, 2015
DOP
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
OBJECTIVE: STUDENTS WILL
USE DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS IN PLACE OF DIRECT OBJECTS.
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VERBS CAN BE FOLLOWED BY DIRECT OBJECTS,
THE PERSON OR THING RECEIVING THE ACTION OF THE VERB.
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A DIRECT OBJECT CAN BE A NOUN OR A PRONOUN.
DIRECT OBJECTS RECEIVE THE ACTION OF THE VERB.
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USE DIRECT OBJeCT PRONOUNS TO AVOID REPEATING
NOUNS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN MENTIONED.
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THESE PRONOUNS HAVE TO AGREE
WITH THE NOUN THEY STAND FOR.
MASCULINE FEMININE
- Singular
- lo (him, it) la (her, it)
- Plural
- los (them) las (them)
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IF THERE IS AN INFINITIVE IN THE SENTENCE
YOU COULD ATTACH THE DOP TO THE END OF THE INFINITIVE.
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¿QUIÉN VA A PREPARAR LOS TACOS?
- Yo los voy a preparar.
- I'm going to prepare them.
- Voy a prepararlos.
- I'm going to prepare them.
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¿VAS A MONTAR LA BICICLETA?
- Sí, la voy a montar.
- Yes, I'm going to ride it.
- Sí, voy a montarla.
- Yes, I'm going to ride it.
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS USING THE CORRECT DOP.
- ¿Comes huevos en el desayuno?
- Sí, ____ como todos los días.
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¿QUIÉN VA A CORTAR EL CÉSPED?
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¿QUIÉN SACA LA BASURA?
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