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I'm learning Affirmative Familiar Singular Imperatives. Otherwise known to me as "the tú command" because the formal name is overwhelming!

My book shows these examples for Direct Objects Pronouns:

¡Ciérrala!
¡Cómela!
¡Ábrela!
¡Hazlo!
¡Ponlo aquí!

My question is - how do I know whether it's a "la" or "lo"? Logically, it would depend on the object but they neglected to mention that in the book so I want to make sure. If someone can explain this to me in a very simple way I'd appreciate it so much. ¡Muchas Gracias!

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updated Oct 7, 2008
posted by Erin

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You're right on.
Close it (the door) (la puerta).
¡Ciérrala!
Close it (the book) (el libro)
¡Ciérralo!

updated Oct 5, 2008
posted by CalvoViejo