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How you rewrite sentences using lo, la, los, or las?

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i did mean to cheat or anything but i just need help

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updated Feb 13, 2012
edited by StuartSD
posted by funkey21

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They gave you some answers bud. If you didn't feel the answers satisfied your question you should not have made another thread, but instead commented on your original one.

You need to know what a direct object is.

Lo, la, los, and las are pronouns that replace direct objects. Which pronoun you use depends on the gender and number of the noun used.

For example.

El árbol - lo ||| Los arboles - los

La hada - la ||| Las Hadas - las

Direct object pronouns are placed to the left of a conjugated verb.

Direct Object + Verb

Lo veo. - Spanish (Veo el árbol)

I see it. - English (I see the tree)

So remove the direct object (el árbol) and place its corresponding pronoun to the left of the conjugated verb, making the sentence "Lo veo."

updated Feb 13, 2012
edited by Fredbong
posted by Fredbong
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Hi Funkey, welcome to the forum. Please check out our reference article on Direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las). There's even a quiz to test your skills. When asking for help with your homework, make sure to always come up with your own answer first and ask for help with specific questions (specified in our forum rules). Good luck!

updated Feb 13, 2012
posted by StuartSD