Vocabulario
Los Objectos Directos
Los Objectos Indirectos
IOP & DOP
Mandatos
100

No estoy enfermo.  Estoy ____.

sano / saludable

100

Where does the DO go in Spanish?

Before a conjugated verb, Attached to a command or infinitive, Before a negative command.

100

What question do IOPs answer?

To / For whom

100

When you need to use both together, which comes first?

IOP comes first

(people before things)

100

What is the only mandato that is not in the subjunctive?  How do you make them?

Affirmative tú commands, use the he/she/ud. form.

200

Con dolor de cabeza, necesitas ___.

aspirina

200

They gave it (The injection)

Ellos _____ pusieron

Ellos la pusieron

200

I gave her the pills.

_______ di las pastillas.

Le  (a ella)

200

In what situation do you need a 'se'?

When both the iop and dop begin with l, change the iop to se.

You can't le lo

200

Informal - Take the aspirin!

¡Toma la asperina!

300

El doctor da una ____ para antibióticos.

receta

300

He broke it. (the bone)

Él _______ rompió

lo

300

I gave the bandaid to you. (IOP only)

_____ di la curita.

Te

300

We give the crutches to you. Full sentence.

Te las damos.

300

Señor Paz, eat the pizza!

¡Coma la pizza!

400

Me duele la garganta y tengo tos.  Necesito ____.

jarabe

400

I saw her. - Full sentence answer.

La vi.

400

He passes (pasar) the bandage to me. 

Full sentence w/ IOP.

Me pasa la venda.

400

I bought antibiotics for them. Full sentence.

Se los compré.

400

Informal - Don't stay in bed. (quedarse en cama)

No te quedes en cama.

500

No puedo ___. Necesito medicina.

aguantar

500

I sold it. (the medicine) - Full sentence answer!

La vendí.

500

He bought the antibiotics for her. Full sentence w/ IOP.

Le compró los antibióticos (a ella)

500

Did she write him a prescription?

¿Se la escribió?

500

Sr. y Sra. Rivera, (sentirse e-ie) mejor.

Siéntanse mejor.

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