lesson 2.3 direct & indrect objects ?
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I get the mechanics of the DO & IO, but there seemes to a disconect as to how the DO is introduced in the conversation. The example is "Juan gives the cake to Jaime" and when the grammar is applied we end up with "Juan se lo da" how is the DO first introduced? This may be a dumb question, but how does Juan get the cake? Can someone give me an example of how the cake might be introduced before Juan receives the cake?
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updated Jun 12, 2012
edited by bigt95
posted by bigt95
Great question and welcome to the forum! - --Mariana--, Jun 12, 2012
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Hey, Big95, welcome to the forum.
It would go something like this...
Who gave Jaime a cake? (¿Quién le da un pastel a Jaime?)
Juan gave it to him. (Juan se lo da.)
Does that help?
updated Jun 12, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
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Juan se lo da a el
updated Jun 12, 2012
posted by elnegocio
