me lo dio
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me lo dio
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
a. he gave it to me
¿Ese celular no era de Antonio? - Sí, pero me lo dio.Wasn't that cellphone Antonio's? - Yes, but he gave it to me.
b. she gave it to me
Este vestido era de mi hermana. Me lo dio porque le quedaba pequeño.This dress was my sister's. She gave it to me because it was too small for her.
c. it gave it to me
Este bolígrafo es un regalo de la empresa. Me lo dio cuando me jubilé.This pen is a present from my company. It gave it to me when I retired.
d. gave it to me
¡Qué reloj tan bonito! - Me lo dio mi padre. Perteneció a mi abuelo.What a beautiful watch! - My father gave it to me. It belonged to my grandfather.
2. (formal) (singular)
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).
a. you gave it to me
¿Qué hace usted con mi collar? - Pero si me lo dio, señora condesa. ¿No se acuerda?What are you doing with my necklace? - But you gave it to me, countess. Don't you remember?
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