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DOP And IOP

Published on Nov 24, 2015

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DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

BY AUSTEN HUANG
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DIRECT OBJECTS

THE PERSON OR THING THAT DIRECTLY RECEIVES THE VERB.
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DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT IN A SENTENCE.
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DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

  • Me
  • Te
  • Lo/la Los/las
  • Nos
  • Os
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DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

  • Example:
  • Ryan eats chicken.
  • Ryan come pollo.
  • Ryan lo (pollo) come.
  • Lo replaces the direct object, pollo.
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INDIRECT OBJECTS

TELL WHERE THE DIRECT OBJECT IS GOING OR TO WHOM
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INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

REPLACE THE INDIRECT OBJECTS IN A SENTENCE
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INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

  • Me
  • Te
  • Le/les
  • Nos
  • Os
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INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

  • Example:
  • Mary buys Mark a soda.
  • Indirect Object: Mark. Direct: Soda
  • Mary le compra un refresco.
  • Le replaces the indirect object, Mark.
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SENTENCE FORMULA

SUBJECT+INDIRECT OBJECT+DIRECT OBJECT+VERB
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Austen Huang