D.O.P. vs I.O.P. Flashcards

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What is a D.O.P.?

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In a sentence, it is the thing that is being acted upon?

ex. Manuel tells me a story. A story is the DOP, because it is the thing being told to me.

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What is an I.O.P.?

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In a sentence, it is the individual who is being acted at/to whom?

ex. Manuel tells me a story. I am the IOP, because I am the person being told/It’s happening to me.

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In the sentence “He sells her the phone”, what is the DOP and the IOP?

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DOP = The phone
IOP = Her

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What are the DOP pronouns?

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me, te, lo/la, nos, los/las

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What are the IOP pronouns?

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(to, for)
me, te, le, nos, les.

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What is the IOP in “I buy him the food”? What is the conjugated sentence?

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Him. So, the conjugated sentence is “Le compro la comida”.

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What is the IOP in “I buy her the food”? What is the conjugated sentence?

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Her. So, the conjugated sentence is “Le compro la comida”.

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What is the IOP in “He tells me”? What is the conjugated sentence?

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He. So, the conjugated sentence is “Él me dice”.

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What is the IOP in “He writes me every week”? What is the conjugated sentence?

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Me. So, the conjugated sentence is “Él me escribe cada semana”.

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What is the IOP in “I write him/her/you”? What is the conjugated sentence?

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him/her/you. So, the conjugated sentence is “Le escribo”. However, we should emphasize afterwards, what party we mean.

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“I write to manuel.”

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Le escribo a manuel.

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“I write to him.”

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Le escribo a Él.

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“He loves me.”

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Él me ama a mí.

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IOP agree with what parts of the corresponding nouns?

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the number, but not gender, of the corresponding nouns.

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“Roberto lends Luisa 100 pesos.”

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Roberto le presta cien pesos a Luisa.

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“Ana lends her skirt to Elena. She also lends her a pair of jeans.”

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Ana le presta la falda a Elena. También le presta unos jeans.

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How do you provide IOP emphasis and clarity?

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At the end of the sentence, attach a “a + [pronoun/noun]”.

ex. Yo le compro un abrigo a él.

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“She’s describing a book to Juan.”

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Ella le describe un libro a Juan.

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“They speak very clearly to the customers.”

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Ellos les hablan muy claro a los clientes.

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Where does the IOP go, in the sentence?

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Before the conjugated form of the verb.

ie. Martín me compra un regalo.

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Where does the IOP go, in the sentence, if there is a negation/negative?

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Before the conjugated form of the verb, after the “no”.

ie. Eva no me escribe cartas.

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In a sentence with a conjugated and unconjugated form, in order, where do you stick the IOP?

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Stick it on the end, or before the conj. version.

ie. Él no te quiere pagar or Él no quiere pagarte.

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“I’m telling you the truth.”

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Te digo la verdad.

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“I don’t tell lies to my parents”

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No les digo mentiras a mis padres.

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“They give me a party every year”

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Me dan una fiesta cada año.

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“I’m going to give her advice.”

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Voy a darle consejos.