Direct Object Pronouns: Me, Te, Nos

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Direct Object PronounsMe, Te, Nos

• P. 166
• Realidades 2

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DOP Me, Te, Nos

• You know that direct object pronouns replace
  direct object nouns.
• The Direct object pronouns lo, la, los, and las
  can refer to both objects and people.

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DOP Me, Te, Nos

• The pronouns me, te, nos, and os refer only to
  people.
• Here are all the direct object pronouns

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DOP Me, Te, Nos
Plural nos us os you (inf.) los them,
you las them, you

• Singular
• me me
• te you (inf.)
• lo him, it you (f.)
• la her, it
• you (f.)

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DOP Me, Te, Nos

• Remember that in Spanish the subject and the verb
  ending tell who does the action and the direct
  object pronoun indicates who receives the action.
• Me ayudas, por favor?
• Can you help me please?

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DOP Me, Te, Nos

• Direct object pronouns usually come right before
  the conjugated verb.
• When an infinitive follows a conjugated verb, the
  direct object pronoun can be placed before the
  first verb or attached to the infinitive.

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DOP Me, Te, Nos

• No te entiendo!
• (Before the conjugated verb.)
• Quieren llevarnos al centro.
• (Attached to the infinitive.)