Grammar: Pronouns: Indirect Object Flashcards

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Te

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You

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Me

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Me

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Le

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Him, it, you

Her, it, you

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Nos

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Us

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Os

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You

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Les

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Them, you

Them, you

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The indirect object is:

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1) The person or thing receiving the DO

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The indirect object is:

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2) The person or thing being acted upon by the subject

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The indirect object is:

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To whom
For whom
From whom
By whom…

…something is done

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Two forms of indirect objects:

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1) Unstressed

2) Stressed

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Stressed indirect objects are:

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Optional

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Stressed indirect objects can clarify the third person:

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A él
A ella
A Usted
A ellos
A ellas
A Ustedes
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Stressed indirect objects generally use prepositions ‘a’ or ‘de’ for emphasis:

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A mí
A ti
A él
A nosotros
A vosotras
A Ustedes
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When verbs take the IO pronouns:

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The object (in English) becomes the subject (in Spanish)

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Verbs that take IO pronouns:

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Faltar
Parecer
Quedar
Agradar
Bastar
Hacer falta
Sobrar
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Nos quedan diez minutos.

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We have ten minutes left.

Ten minutes remain for us.

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IO pronouns substitute for possessive adjectives when talking about:

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Body parts
Clothing

*The body part or piece of clothing is the subject of the verb