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This document discusses indirect object pronouns and direct object pronouns in Spanish. It lists the Spanish equivalents for indirect object pronouns like "me", "te", "le", "nos", and "les" which are used to replace nouns that receive the action of the verb. It also lists the Spanish direct object pronouns like "me", "te", "lo", "la", "nos", "los", and "las" which replace nouns that are the direct recipients of the verb's action. The document provides an example of how the indirect object pronoun "him" can replace the noun "John" in the sentence "I gave John the ticket".

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ME (I) Us (We) YOU Him (He) Them (They) Her (She) Them (They)

This document discusses indirect object pronouns and direct object pronouns in Spanish. It lists the Spanish equivalents for indirect object pronouns like "me", "te", "le", "nos", and "les" which are used to replace nouns that receive the action of the verb. It also lists the Spanish direct object pronouns like "me", "te", "lo", "la", "nos", "los", and "las" which replace nouns that are the direct recipients of the verb's action. The document provides an example of how the indirect object pronoun "him" can replace the noun "John" in the sentence "I gave John the ticket".

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INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

ME (I) YOU HIM (HE) HER (SHE)

ME (A MI) TE (A TI) LE (A L) (A EL ______) LE (A ELLA) (A LA ______)

US (WE)

NOS (A NOSOTROS)

THEM (THEY) THEM (THEY)

LES (A ELLOS), (A LOS ______) LES (A ELLAS) (A LAS _______)

TELL TO WHOM OR FOR WHOM THE ACTION OF THE VERB IS PERFORMED. I gave John the ticket. WHO did I give the ticket TO? --John; John is the indirect object. John changes to HIM. I gave HIM the ticket. WHO did I give the ticket TO? --Him (I.O.) In English, nouns are replaced by pronouns. o Did you give Joe and Ann the money?

DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

ME (I) YOU HIM (HE) HER (SHE)

ME (A MI) TE (A TI) LO (A L) (A EL ______) LA (A ELLA) (A LA ______)

US (WE)

NOS (A NOSOTROS)

THEM (THEY) THEM (THEY)

LOS (A ELLOS), (A LOS ______) LAS (A ELLAS) (A LAS _______)

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