Direct Object Pronouns

Question 1

PRONOUNS: Refer to something already mentioned.

Answer 1

PRONOUNS: Refer to something already mentioned.

Question 2

DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS:
\_\_\_ me
\_\_\_ you (singular and familiar)
\_\_\_ you (singular and formal [o senhor]), him, it (masculine)
\_\_\_ you (singular and formal [a senhora]), her, it (feminine)
\_\_\_ us
\_\_\_ you (plural, formal and familiar)* 
\_\_\_ them (masculine)
\_\_\_ them (feminine)

Answer 2

me
te
o
a
nos
*vocês (placed after the conjugated verb in BR form)
os
as

Question 3

Sujeito:
Verbo:
Objeto Direto:

Answer 3

Sujeito: Quem faz a ação.
Verbo: Ação.
Objeto Direto: Recebe a ação do verbo.

Question 4

Sujeito __ [OBJETO DIRETO] verbo.

EX: O Rafa compra as flores. → O Rafa __ compra.

Answer 4

The object direct pronoun goes BEFORE the verb. And, the verb is conjugated to the subject always.
O Rafa AS compra.

Question 5

DIRECT PRONOUNS AND INFINITIVE VERBS:
ar → \_\_-l_
EX: Eu vou cantar a canção. 
er → \_\_-l_
EX: Ele vai comer a maça.
ir → \_\_-l_
EX: Nós vamos assistir os filmes juntos.

Answer 5

When there are two verbs, one is conjugated and the other is in the infinitive form.

ar → á-l_
er → ê-l_
ir → i-l_

For all: lo, la, los, las according to the direct object.

EX: Eu vou cantar a canção. → Eu vou cantá-la.
EX: Ele vai comer a maça. → Ele vai comê-la.
EX: Nós vamos assistir os filmes juntos. → Nós vamos assisti-los juntos.

Question 6

EXERCISES:
Are you hearing me? → 
Mum is calling us →
Rafa will take us in his car →
You know me →
He loves her →
Paul sees her →
They invite us →
We invite you (plural form)* →
We invite them →

Answer 6

Are you hearing me? → Você está me ouvindo?
Mum is calling us → Mamãe está nos chamando.
Rafa will take us in his car → O Rafa vai nos levar no carro dele.
You know me → Você me conhece.
He loves her → Ele a ama.
Paul sees her → O Paul a vê.
They invite us → Eles nos convidamos.
We invite you (plural form) → Nós convidamos vocês.
We invite them → Nós os/as convidamos.

Question 7

When there are two conjugated verbs, Brazilians put the direct object pronoun BETWEEN them.

Answer 7

When there are two conjugated verbs, Brazilians put the direct object pronoun BETWEEN them.
Ex. Mamãe está nós chamando.