Grammar

Pronouns

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Decir in the preterite is common with indirect object pronouns because we often tell something to someone. Use me, te, le, nos,…

Direct object pronouns in the preterite point to what or who received a completed past action. The pronoun stays before the preterite…

Direct object pronouns work the same with irregular verbs. The verb form may be irregular, but the pronoun still goes before the…

Direct object pronouns replace the thing or person that receives the action directly. Use them to avoid repeating the same noun again…

Indirect object pronouns show who receives, benefits from, or is affected by an action. They often answer to whom or for whom.…