'La enfermedad le cambio'. Why not 'Lo'?
Is it because cambiar is similar to gustar? I come across a lot of verbs where I think 'Lo' would be used - but am wrong. I understand why the indirect object is used with decir, dar, regalar etc but sometimes I cannot see the logic. Help please.
1 Answer
It can be both 'Le cambió" referring to him or her. "Lo cambió¨ refers to him in the same way that ¨la cambió" refers to her.