 | Term | Definition |
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What are the direct objects? |
me, te, lo, la, nos,, os, los, las |
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What happens when you have a compound verb and you have to replace object pronouns? |
Never put them in between the helping verb and the main verb |
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What is going "se lo" happy mean? |
Kathleen wants you to slow it down and ask the questions to find each of the objects. Sometimes there is only one in a sentence |
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When do you put your object pronouns after and attached to the end of the verb? |
When the verb is in the infinitive form or when it is an affirmative command |
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When do you put your object pronouns in front of the verb? |
When the verb is conjugated or in the negative command |
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How do you find the indirect object? |
verb TO whom? verb FOR whom? |
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How do you find the direct object? |
verb whom? verb what? |
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What is the pronoun order? |
RID (reflexive, indirect, direct) |
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What are the indirect objects? |
Me, te, le, nos, os, les |
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