final de la unidad: 28 de...
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UNIT 6 iexclDE COMPRAS
Students will be able to talk and describe clothing
Students will be able to express preferences in the store
Student will be to negotiate and pay for items you buy
FINAL DE LA UNIDAD 28 de marzo
Traduccioacuten de velocidad (5 minhellip)
Me gusta llevar un sombrero cuando hace mucho calor
Yo necesito unas gafas de sol para el verano
Mariacutea quiere comprar una bolsa en las rebajas
Mi esposo debe conseguir un sueacuteter para su viaje a Canadaacute
En el Almaceacuten Alameda encuentras vestidos de bantildeo ropa interior zapatos pantalones camisas y mucho maacutes
Mi abuela compra un abrigo para el invierno cada antildeo
A mi tiacutea Mariela le gusta mirar su vestido favorito todos los diacuteas
Gustavo compra muchos regalos para sus sobrinos
Continuacutea otros 5 min
Voy al centro comercial con mi novia a comprar la ropa para las vacaciones
― iquestLe gusta este vestido sentildeora Olarte ― No es muy feo
Juan le regala unas gafas de sol a Mariela
― iexclHay mucho dinero en esta bolsa ― Siacute pero no debemos gastarlo porque no es nuestro
Yo compro mis trajes en el almaceacuten Alameda Ellos son muy bonitos y no gasto mucho dinero
― Sentildeora Caacuterdenas gracias por su compra ― De nada me gusta mucho este almaceacuten
Mi hermanastra Alicia estaacute muy guapa con su vestido negro
Los uacuteltimos 3 minhellip
― iquestQueacute piensas de estos zapatos Son coacutemodos
― iexclSon muy grandes
Llevo sandalias para caminar en la playa
Joseacute va a la caja para pagar
Las gemelas Gonzaacutelez tienen muchos trajes en su
almaceacuten
― iquestPaga con tarjeta de creacutedito ― Siacute sentildeor
New Song
DIMELO
Corregir la tarea
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
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Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
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Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
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Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
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iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
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Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
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Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
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The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
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Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Traduccioacuten de velocidad (5 minhellip)
Me gusta llevar un sombrero cuando hace mucho calor
Yo necesito unas gafas de sol para el verano
Mariacutea quiere comprar una bolsa en las rebajas
Mi esposo debe conseguir un sueacuteter para su viaje a Canadaacute
En el Almaceacuten Alameda encuentras vestidos de bantildeo ropa interior zapatos pantalones camisas y mucho maacutes
Mi abuela compra un abrigo para el invierno cada antildeo
A mi tiacutea Mariela le gusta mirar su vestido favorito todos los diacuteas
Gustavo compra muchos regalos para sus sobrinos
Continuacutea otros 5 min
Voy al centro comercial con mi novia a comprar la ropa para las vacaciones
― iquestLe gusta este vestido sentildeora Olarte ― No es muy feo
Juan le regala unas gafas de sol a Mariela
― iexclHay mucho dinero en esta bolsa ― Siacute pero no debemos gastarlo porque no es nuestro
Yo compro mis trajes en el almaceacuten Alameda Ellos son muy bonitos y no gasto mucho dinero
― Sentildeora Caacuterdenas gracias por su compra ― De nada me gusta mucho este almaceacuten
Mi hermanastra Alicia estaacute muy guapa con su vestido negro
Los uacuteltimos 3 minhellip
― iquestQueacute piensas de estos zapatos Son coacutemodos
― iexclSon muy grandes
Llevo sandalias para caminar en la playa
Joseacute va a la caja para pagar
Las gemelas Gonzaacutelez tienen muchos trajes en su
almaceacuten
― iquestPaga con tarjeta de creacutedito ― Siacute sentildeor
New Song
DIMELO
Corregir la tarea
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
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Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Continuacutea otros 5 min
Voy al centro comercial con mi novia a comprar la ropa para las vacaciones
― iquestLe gusta este vestido sentildeora Olarte ― No es muy feo
Juan le regala unas gafas de sol a Mariela
― iexclHay mucho dinero en esta bolsa ― Siacute pero no debemos gastarlo porque no es nuestro
Yo compro mis trajes en el almaceacuten Alameda Ellos son muy bonitos y no gasto mucho dinero
― Sentildeora Caacuterdenas gracias por su compra ― De nada me gusta mucho este almaceacuten
Mi hermanastra Alicia estaacute muy guapa con su vestido negro
Los uacuteltimos 3 minhellip
― iquestQueacute piensas de estos zapatos Son coacutemodos
― iexclSon muy grandes
Llevo sandalias para caminar en la playa
Joseacute va a la caja para pagar
Las gemelas Gonzaacutelez tienen muchos trajes en su
almaceacuten
― iquestPaga con tarjeta de creacutedito ― Siacute sentildeor
New Song
DIMELO
Corregir la tarea
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-10
Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Los uacuteltimos 3 minhellip
― iquestQueacute piensas de estos zapatos Son coacutemodos
― iexclSon muy grandes
Llevo sandalias para caminar en la playa
Joseacute va a la caja para pagar
Las gemelas Gonzaacutelez tienen muchos trajes en su
almaceacuten
― iquestPaga con tarjeta de creacutedito ― Siacute sentildeor
New Song
DIMELO
Corregir la tarea
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-10
Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
New Song
DIMELO
Corregir la tarea
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-10
Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Corregir la tarea
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
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Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
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Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Cultura
Lee las paacuteginas 198 y 199 que habla de los
MERCADOS AL AIRE LIBRES en Latinoameacuterica
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
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Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
6th Maacutes praacutectica
1 Mis estudiantes __________ todos los
verbos
2 Yo no __________ esquiar
3 Nosotros no __________ cocinar muy
bien
4 iquestTuacute vas a __________ a Julia hoy
5 iquestUd __________ a Nueva York
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
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Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Escuchar
Completa los siguientes ejercicios
Actividad 1 Loacutegico or Iloacutegico
Actividad 2 Escoger
Actividad 4 Describir
Actividad 4 Dictado
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-10
Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-10
Spanish has two verbs that mean to
know saber and conocer They cannot be used
interchangeably Note the irregular yo forms
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-11
Saber means to know a fact or piece(s) of
information or to know how to do something
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-12
Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-14
iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-15
Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-19
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Conocer means to know or be familiar
acquainted with a person place or thing
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 61-13
When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
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iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
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Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
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Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
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The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
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Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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When the direct object of conocer is a
person or pet the personal a is used
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iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
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Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
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Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
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The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
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Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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iexclAtencioacuten These verbs are also conjugated
like conocer
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Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
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Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
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The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
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Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Provide the appropriate forms of these verbs The first item
in each column has been done for you
1 Joseacute no _____ la hora
2 Sara y yo _____ jugar al tenis
3 iquestPor queacute no _____ tuacute estos verbos
4 Mis padres _____ hablar japoneacutes
5 Yo _____ a queacute hora es la clase
6 Usted no _____ doacutende vivo
7 Mi hermano no _____ nadar
8 Nosotros _____ muchas cosas
1 Usted y yo __________ bien Miami
2 iquestTuacute _____ a mi amigo Manuel
3 Sergio y Taydeacute _____ mi pueblo
4 Emiliano _____ a mis padres
5 Yo _____ muy bien el centro
6 iquestUstedes _____ la tienda Gigante
7 Nosotras _____ una playa hermosa
8 iquestUsted _____ a mi profesora
conocer saber
sabe conocemos
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
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Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
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Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Praacutectica
Completa las actividades 1 2 y 3 de la paacutegina
201 de SABER y CONOCER
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-17
In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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In Leccioacuten 5 you learned that a direct object
receives the action of the verb directly In contrast an
indirect object receives the action of the verb indirectly
An indirect object is a noun or pronoun that answers
the question to whom or for whom an action is done
In the preceding example the indirect object answers
this question
iquestA quieacuten le presta Roberto cien pesos
To whom does Roberto lend 100 pesos
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-18
iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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iexclAtencioacuten The forms of indirect object pronouns for
the first and second persons (me te nos os) are
the same as the direct object pronouns Indirect
object pronouns agree in number with the
corresponding nouns but not in gender
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Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-20
Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Using indirect object pronouns
Spanish speakers commonly use both an
indirect object pronoun and the noun to which
it refers in the same sentence This is done
to emphasize and clarify to whom the
pronoun refers
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-21
Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-22
Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Indirect object pronouns are also used
without the indirect object noun when the
person for whom the action is being done
is known
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Indirect object pronouns are usually placed
before the conjugated form of the verb In
negative sentences the pronoun is placed
between no and the conjugated verb
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-23
When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-24
Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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When a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive or
the present progressive the indirect object pronoun
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle
iexclAtencioacuten When an indirect object pronoun is
attached to a present participle an accent mark is
added to maintain the proper stress
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
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The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
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Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
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Because the indirect object pronouns le and
les have multiple meanings Spanish
speakers often clarify to whom the pronouns
refer with the preposition a + [pronoun] or
a + [noun]
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-25
The irregular verb dar (to give) as well as decir
are often used with indirect object pronouns
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le
Copyright copy 2008 Vista Higher Learning All rights reserved 62-26
Use the cues in parentheses to provide the indirect object
pronoun for the sentence The first item has been done
for you
1 Juan _____ quiere dar un regalo (to Elena)
2 Mariacutea _____ prepara un cafeacute (for us)
3 Beatriz y Felipe _____ escriben desde (from) Cuba (to me)
4 Marta y yo _____ compramos unos guantes (for them)
5 Los vendedores _____ venden ropa (to you fam sing)
6 La dependienta _____ muestra los guantes (to us)
le