How do you use double object pronouns?
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For example-
¿Le pidió Juan el carro a su papa?
How do I answer that with double object?
Thanks
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updated SEP 16, 2009
edited by --Mariana--
posted by godislove415
Godislove, please note that it is mandatory on this forum to use correct punctuation and capitalization in your posts. - --Mariana--, SEP 15, 2009
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Do you mean "Direct" and "Indirect" object pronouns together? If so go to the "MORE" tab at the top of the page, then "REFERENCE" section, then to "GRAMMER".
Also Lesson 2.3 on this site.
Example:"Velma sacó una galleta de su bolsillo y se la lanzó." Velma took a cracker from her pocket and tossed it to him. (from a Scooby-Doo book in Spanish)
(se la lanzó = tossed it to him; la = it; se = him) "la" is the D.O., and "se" is the the I.O..
updated SEP 16, 2009
edited by Daniel
posted by Daniel
can confirm that the leson referred to above is excellent. Had been strugling with DO AND IO PRONOUNS for ages. Got it it 5 mins. with this lesson - caza, SEP 16, 2009
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¿Le pidió Juan el carro a su papa?
sujeto=Juan
verbo=pidió
objeto directo=el carro
objeto indirecto=su papá y le
¿Se lo pidió Juan?
lo=el carro
se=le=su papá
updated SEP 15, 2009
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
I don't get this one qfreed. My translation is "He asked John to his dad's car." - Daniel, SEP 15, 2009
Oh.... I think I get it now. Go ahead and expand your explaination for me. - Daniel, SEP 15, 2009
