Comand help
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I need to use the usted comand for the sentence "darle el dinero a él"
Dar goes to dé
Add the indirect and direct object pronouns to the end to become "deselo" right?
The negative would be "no dé se lo" right?
Please help me!!
I have a quiz tomorrow and I am really unsure!
Thank you!
~Sora
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updated Mar 6, 2012
edited by sora62896
posted by sora62896
5 Answers
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Almost. In the negative it is No se lo dé. You have to move the object pronouns to the front.
- No se lo dé.
- Don't give it to him.
updated Mar 6, 2012
edited by gringojrf
posted by gringojrf
oh yea thanks!! - sora62896, Mar 6, 2012
Good catch! I read right over that. - ciscocaja, Mar 6, 2012
No problem. I do the same all the time. - gringojrf, Mar 6, 2012
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I'm pretty sure you've got it. Don't forget the accent "déselo".
updated Mar 6, 2012
edited by ciscocaja
posted by ciscocaja
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déle el dinero
updated Mar 6, 2012
posted by warrenmarshall
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Dele el dinero or dale el dinero.
The negative. No le dé el dinero or no le des el dinero.
updated Mar 7, 2012
edited by farallon7
posted by farallon7
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Déle el dinero. No se lo dé.
updated Mar 6, 2012
edited by Rey_Mysterio
posted by Rey_Mysterio
