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32 Cards in this Set
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I (subject)
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yo (omit when clear)
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you - informal (subject)
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tú (omit when clear)
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yous - formal (subject)
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ustedes (omit when clear)
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None
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her (subject)
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ella (omit when clear)
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him (subject)
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el (omit when clear)
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us (subject)
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nosotros (omit when clear)
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yous - informal (subject)
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vosotros (Spain only) (omit when clear)
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yous - formal (subject)
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ustedes (omit when clear)
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them (subject)
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ellos/ellas (omit when clear)
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omission of subject pronoun
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always omit unless emphasis is needed
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me (direct object)
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me
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you - informal (direct object)
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te
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you - formal (direct object)
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lo/la
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him (direct object)
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lo
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her (direct object)
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la
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them (direct object)
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los/las
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us (direct object)
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nos
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yous - informal (direct object)
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os
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yous - formal (direct object)
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los/las
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position of direct object pronoun
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precede verb but follow and are concatenated to the verb for infinitive, affirmitive command, and gerund (Vamos a comprarlos)
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me (indirect object)
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me
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you - informal (indirect object)
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te
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you - formal (indirect object)
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le
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him (indirect object)
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le
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her (indirect object)
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le
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them (indirect object)
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les
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us (indirect object)
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nos
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yous - informal (indirect object)
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os
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yous - formal (indirect object)
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les
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disambiguate indirect object
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to disambiguate 'le/les' ad '...a {preposition pronoun}' (example: Le doy el dinero a él)
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two object pronouns
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When two object pronouns are used, the indirect precedes the direct. Le/les changes to 'se' when used with another third person object. Example: Se lo di (I gave it to him). To disambiguate: Se lo di a él.
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Define 'indirect object'
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Tells to whom or for whom the action of the verb is done and who is receiving the direct object. There must be a direct object to have an indirect object.
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