Complementos Directos (Direct Objects)

Question 1

What are the direct object pronouns in Spanish?

Answer 1

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

Question 2

What is the difference between using direct object pronouns in Spanish vs English?

Answer 2

English: verb then direct object
Spanish: direct object then verb

Question 3

Here is a negative example:

Answer 3

Él no las escribe

Question 4

When can you do the first kind of conjugation (direct object pronoun separate from verb)?

Answer 4

Always: it is always correct if the pronoun is directly in front of the conjugated verb

Question 5

When can you use the second kind of conjugation? (Pronoun is connected to verb)

Answer 5

Only if there are two verbs with one infinitive

Question 6

Rewrite for type 1: Vamos a mirar el video

Answer 6

Lo vamos a mirar

Question 7

Rewrite for type 2: Vamos a mirar el video

Answer 7

Vamos a mirarlo

Question 8

When are there accent marks?

Answer 8

Use accent marks of 3rd vowel from the end of the word if using direct object pronouns with commands