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Name the 5 Indirect Object Pronouns.
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me, te, le, nos, les
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See Ch 6.2 p 164
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Indirect Object Pronouns must agree in ___ and [also/doesn't] agree(s)with the corresponding noun in gender.
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number, doesn't
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See Ch 6.2 p 164
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Reflexive pronouns generallly appear [before/after] a conjugated verb.
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before
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See Ch 7.1 p 188
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In relation to verbs, reflexive pronouns may be attached to the __ form or to the ___ __
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infinitive, present participle
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See Ch 7.1 p 188
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There are 2 ways to form negative sentences in Spanish. You can place [the negative word/no] before the verb, or you can place [the negative word/no] before the verb and the [the negative word/no] after the [the negative word/no].
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negative word,verb,negative word, verb
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See Ch 7.2 p 192
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Before a masculine noun, ___ & __ are shortened to...
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alguno & ninguno-algún & ningún
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See Ch 7.2 p 192
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Because they refer to __ alguien & nadie are often used with the personal __.
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people, a
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See Ch 7.2 p 192
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