Direct Object Pronouns 1
Direct Object Pronouns 2
Present Progressive 1
Present Progressive 2
Frases
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What does the direct object pronoun do in relation to the action of a sentence?
It receives the action.
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What is the 2nd person singular direct object pronoun?
te
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When do you use a present progressive verb?
When you want to say that an action is happening now.
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Translate: I am waiting.
Yo estoy esperando.
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Translate: She is finding her class. She finds it.
Ella está encontrando su clase. La encuentra.
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What can the direct object pronoun replace in a sentence?
A direct object noun
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What are the 1st person singular and plural direct object pronouns?
me (singular) nos (plural)
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How do you form the present progressive tense?
The present tense of estar + present participle
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Translate: He is eating.
Él está comiendo.
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Translate: You all are playing soccer. You all play it.
Ustedes están jugando al fútbol. Lo juegan.
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If you have 1 verb in a sentence, where can you put a direct object pronoun?
In front of the conjugated verb
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What are the 3rd person singular direct object pronouns?
lo and la
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How do you form the present participle of an –AR verb?
Drop the ending of the infinitive (-AR) and add –ando.
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Translate: They are writing.
Ellos están escribiendo.
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Translate: You are losing the games. You lose them.
Tú estás perdiendo los juegos. Los pierden.
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If you have 2 verbs in a sentence, where can you put a direct object pronoun?
In front of the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive
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What is the 2nd person plural direct object pronoun?
os
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How do you form the present participle of an –ER or -IR verb?
Drop the ending of the infinitive (-ER or –IR) and add –iendo.
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Translate: We are going.
Nosotros estamos yendo.
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Translate: We are serving the hamburgers. We serve them.
Nosotros estamos sirviendo las hamburguesas. Las servimos.
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Give me a sentence in Spanish with 2 verbs and a direct object pronoun said two different ways.
Answers may vary.
500
What are the 3rd person plural direct object pronouns?
los and las
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When the raíz of an –er or –ir verb ends in a vowel, what happens to the ending of the present participle?
It is changed from –iendo to –yendo.
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Translate: Y’all are reading.
Vosotros estáis leyendo.
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Translate: I am telling the instructions. I tell them.
Yo estoy diciendo las instrucciones. Yo las digo.
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