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Post Number: #1by Jessica » March 18th, 2011, 9:41 pm
Objectos directos:
me
nos
te
os
lo, la
los, las
1. Mando una carta a ti.
2. Voy a mandar una carta a ti
La mando a ti
La voy a mandar a ti. Voy a mandarla a ti.
Objectos indirectos:
me
nos
te
os
le
les
1. Mando una carta a ella.
2. Voy a mandar una carta a ella.
Le mando una carta (a ella).
Le voy a mandar una carta (a ella). Voy a mandarle una carta (a ella).
When using a direct and indirect object pronoun together, place the indirect object pronoun BEFORE the direct object pronoun.
1. Mando una carta a ti.
2. Voy a mandar una carta a ti.
Tela mando.
Tela voy a mandar. Voy a mandartela.
When the indirect object le or les comes before the direct object lo, la, los or las, change le/les to se.
1. Mando la carta a ella.
2. ¿Le diste el CD a Juan?
Sela mando a ella.
Sí, sela di (a Juan).
When attaching 2 object pronoun to an infinitive (compar), a command (compra), or a present participle (comprando), add an accent mark to preserve the orginal stress.
Necesito llenar ese formulario. Dámelo por favor. Lo siento, no puedo dártelo porque es el último formulario. ¿Me enviaste el fax? Estoy enviándotelo ahora.
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