****pronouns

Front 1

What are direct object pronouns?

Back 1

they recieve the action. what/who is seen, done, eaten, ect.

Front 2

direct object pronouns

Back 2

me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las

Front 3

When do you use the personal a?

Back 3

Use personal a when direct object is a person. BUT NEVER USE A PERSONAL A WITH A DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN.

Front 4

I see my friend Josefa

Back 4

Veo a mi amiga Josefa

Front 5

I see her

Back 5

La veo.

Front 6

What do you use when a thing or idea has no specific gender?

Back 6

Lo

Front 7

You already know that we don't have to work today.

Back 7

Ya sabes que no tenemos que trabajar hoy

Front 8

You already know that.

Back 8

Ya lo sabes

Front 9

I have many applications, but I don't want to fill them out.

Back 9

Tengo muchos solicitudes pero no quiero rellenarlas.

Front 10

I have a job offer but I am not going to accept it.

Back 10

Tengo una oferta de trabajo pero no la voy a aceptar

Front 11

Did you see me in the interview?

Back 11

Me viste en la entrevista?

Front 12

What is an indirect object?

Back 12

Identify to/for whom or what the action is done

Front 13

how often is the pronoun used for indirect objects?

Back 13

Pronoun is almost always used for indirect objects

Front 14

What kind of pronoun are used for verbs like gustar?

Back 14

indirect object pronouns

Front 15

What are the indirect object pronouns?

Back 15

me (to me), te (to you), le (to him/her), nos (to us), os (to you), les (to them, to you)

Front 16

Do you like to work?

Back 16

Te gusta trabajar?

Front 17

They didn't offer me the job

Back 17

No me ofrecieron el trabajo

Front 18

I spoke with the director and I am going to send him my resume

Back 18

Hablé con el director y le voy a mandar mi currículo.

Front 19

How do you clarify or add emphasis?

Back 19

use both indirect object pronoun (req) and indirect object (opt) in the same phrase.

Front 20

it is very common to use a ____________ in place of the ____________

Back 20

prepositional pronoun in place of a indirect object (a mi, a ti, ect)

Front 21

I sent the letter to my boss

Back 21

Le mandé la carta a mi jefe

Front 22

I love to work

Back 22

A mí me encanta trabajar

Front 23

What are the prepositional Pronouns?

Back 23

A mí (to me), a ti (to you), a él/a ella/a ud. (to him, to her), nosotros/as (to us), a vosotros/as (to you), a ellos/a ellas/a uds. (to them, to you)

Front 24

The direct and indirect object pronouns go ______________ the conjugated verb.

Back 24

right before

Front 25

they already paid us

Back 25

ya nos pagaron

Front 26

I told them that the job didn't interest me

Back 26

Les dije que no me interesaba el trabajar

Front 27

Object pronouns can be attached to the _____________ and _____________.

Back 27

end of infinitives and present participles (gerunds)

Front 28

When there is an infinitive and conjugated verb you can put the object pronoun either _________ the conjugated verb or __________ the infinitive verb

Back 28

before, connected to the end of

Front 29

I have a job offer and I hope to accept it

Back 29

tengo una oferta de trabajo y espero acptarla

Front 30

I am going to send you my resume tomorrow

(BOTH WAYS)

Back 30

voy a mandarte mi currículo mañana

OR

Te voy a mandar mi currículo

Front 31

In negative sentences ______ always ______s the object pronouns

Back 31

no, precedes

Front 32

He did not give us the money

Back 32

No nos dio el dinero

Front 33

I didn't see you

Back 33

no te vi.

Front 34

When you use a direct and indirect object pronouns together, ____________ goes right before the _____________.

Back 34

indirect pronouns, direct pronoun

Front 35

I sent you the documents

Back 35

Te mandé los documentos

Front 36

I sent them to you

Back 36

Te los mandé

Front 37

They are going to write us a formal letter

Back 37

Nos van a escribir una carta formal

Front 38

They are going to write it for us

Back 38

Nos la van a escribir

Front 39

When a third person sing or pl indirect and direct object pronouns (le, les) is combined with a 3d person direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las) the _________ changes to _________

Back 39

indirect object pronoun, se

Front 40

I have to give the schedule to the employees

Back 40

Tengo que darles el horario a los empleados

Front 41

I have to give it to them

Back 41

Tengo que darselo

Front 42

I didn't send you the application

Back 42

No le envié la solicitud a usted

Front 43

I didn't send it to you

Back 43

No se la envié