Pronouns Flashcards
Reflexible pronouns
When are DIRECT object pronouns used?
When you’re talking about who or what an action is done to
Direct Pronouns:
me
you (inf.,sing.)
him/it & her/it
us
you (inf.,pl.)
them (masc.) & them (fem.)
me
te
lo & la
nos
os
los & las
When are INDIRECT object pronouns used?
When doing something ‘to’ or ‘for’ someone
Indirect Pronouns:
to me
to you (inf.,sing.)
to him/it & her/it
to us
to you (inf.,pl.)
to them (masc.) & them (fem.)
me
te
le
nos
os
les
Where do object prnouns normally go? (verb wise)
Before the verb BUT can go after verb if it’s infinitive or present participle
Object pronouns are used in ____
commands
When object pronouns are used in commands, where do they go?
They’re added to the end
When 2 object pronouns come together, what comes first?
The INDIRECT pronoun
When 2 object pronouns come together, what happens if the indirect pronoun is ‘le’ or ‘les’?
It becomes ‘se’ in front of the direct object pronoun
Some pronouns change after certain ______
prepositions
Give examples of prepositions that some pronouns change after
‘me’ and ‘you’ becomes ‘mi and ‘ti’ after prepositions like ‘a’, ‘para’ and ‘sobre’ / ‘de’
‘Que’ is a relative pronoun - what can it mean?
‘that’, ‘which’ or ‘who’
Explain when you can use ‘que’ (3x)
What do you use to say words like ‘mine’ or ‘yours’?
Possessive pronouns
Possessive pronouns agree in ____ and ____ with the noung they’re replacing
gender and number
Masculine singular
Feminine singular
Masculine plural
Feminine plural
Something
Algo
Someone
Alguien
Demonstrative pronouns ___ demonstrative adjectives
=
this/these one(s)
that/those one(s)
that/those one(s) over there
What are the neuter forms of the demonstrative pronouns?
‘esto’, ‘eso’ and ‘aquello’
