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for this ¿Vamos al concierto mañana? I answered No, no lo vayamos..and it said the answer was No, no vayamos.. when do you use the indirect/direct pronouns? I thought al concierto= lo

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updated Oct 23, 2013
posted by Blair90

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You´re close.

Yes, lo can replace El concierto, but No, it can´t replace Al concierto because Al concierto means A el concierto. (to the) So, when you replaced Al with lo, you are losing the A (to)

You have replace to it, with simply it.

It is like the below in English:

I am going to the concert (correct). . I am going to it (still correct). . I am going it (no longer correct)

updated Oct 23, 2013
edited by rogspax
posted by rogspax
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Vamos al concierto mañana = Let's go to the concert to together, what do you think? No, let's not go together to it.

Is that correct in English?

updated Oct 23, 2013
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
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¿Vamos al concierto mañana? No, no vayamos.

Are you going to the concert tomorrow? No, we're not going.

I bolded "to" because that's what makes the difference here.

  • "the concert" is the indirect object pronoun here.

If the sentence were:

Are you giving the concert tickets to me tomorrow?

  • "concert tickets" would be the direct object
  • "me" would be the indirect object

Direct Object Pronouns list:

  • me
  • te
  • lo, la
  • nos
  • os
  • los, las

Indirect Object Pronouns list:

  • me
  • te
  • le
  • nos
  • os
  • les

Since we have decided that "the concert" is an indirect object, you cannot use "lo" (a direct object) to describe it in your sentence.

updated Oct 23, 2013
posted by AlyssaLTerry