grammar rule about 'hacer-lo-'

Question

Hacerlo is just an example. I was wondering what grammar rule is used to put this -lo in the end of the verbs. Please help me find a place where I could read about it, and understand it's use. Thanks a lot!!

Answer 1

Under MORE in the toolbar, click on Reference, then Grammar. You will find

Pronouns

Personal (Subject) Pronouns (yo, tú, él, etc.)
Direct Object Pronouns (me, te, lo, la, etc.)
Indirect Object Pronouns (me, te, le, etc.)
Object Pronouns Together (me la, se los, etc.)
Direct and Indirect Object Pronoun Practice (CalvoViejo)
Demonstrative Pronouns (ése, ésta, aquél)
Possessive Pronouns (el mío, la tuya, etc.)
Relative Pronouns (que, cual, quien, cuyo)
Reflexive Pronouns (me, te, se, nos, os, se)
Reciprocal Pronouns (nos, os, se)
Atonic Pronouns - combining pronouns and verbs
Impersonal Se
Passive Se
Transitive and Intransitive Constructions (se)
Verbs and Pronouns: Transitive? Reflexive? Pronominal?

Your question is about a direct object pronoun but you will also want to read about indirect object pronouns to understand them well. Good luck and have fun!

muchas gracias!!! - roda, Jun 14, 2011

De nada :) - Sabor, Jun 14, 2011