Direct Object Pronouns Placement

Object Pronouns

In Spanish, Object Pronouns (direct and indirect) go BEFORE the conjugated verb.

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In Spanish, Object ​

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the conjugated ​

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Pronouns

verb

noun

after

before

Multiple Choice

Choose the option that correctly uses the Direct Object Pronoun that replaces the Direct Object in the sentence:

"Mi hermano lava los platos" (My brother washes the dishes).

• Mi hermano los lava.

• Mi hermano lava los.

• Mi hermano las lava.

• Mi hermano le lava.

​You never hug me.

If an Object Pronoun is used with a conjugated verb that is part of a phrase followed by an infinitive, the Object Pronoun can:

-be placed before the conjugated verb
or
-be attached at the end of the infinitive

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Object Pronouns and Phrases followed by Infinitives

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If an Object Pronoun is used with a verb that is part of a phrase with infinitive, the object pronoun can:

-be placed ​

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the ​

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or

-be ​

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at the end of the ​

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before

conjugated verb

attached

infinitive

after

Subject

excluded

Multiple Select

Choose the options that correctly use the Direct Object Pronoun that replaces the Direct Object in the sentence:

Mi hermano tiene que cortar el césped.

• Mi hermano tiene que cortarlo.

• Mi hermano lo tiene que cortar.

• Mi hermano tiene que lo cortar.

• Mi hermano tienelo que cortar.

​I don't want to see you anymore.

If an Object Pronoun is used with the Present Progressive (conjugated "estar" + Present Participle (ndo) ).
The Object Pronoun can:

-be placed before the conjugated verb ("estar")
or
-be attached at the end of the Present Participle (ndo)

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Object Pronouns and the Present Progressive

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If an ​ Object Pronoun is used with the Present Progressive (conjugated "estar" + Present Participle (ndo) ).
The Object Pronoun can:

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the ​

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("estar")
or

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at the end of the ​

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before

conjugated verb

attached

Present Participle

Subject

after

Multiple Select

Choose the options that correctly use the Direct Object Pronoun that replaces the Direct Object in the sentence:

Mi hermano está barriendo el piso.

• Mi hermano está barriéndolo.

• Mi hermano lo está barriendo.

• Mi hermano estálo barriendo.

• Mi hermano está lo barriendo.

If an Object Pronoun is used with Impersonal Phrases containing infinitives or Commands with Infinitives, the Object Pronoun is attached at the end of the Infinitive.

Object Pronouns and Impersonal Phrases with Infinitives

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If an Object Pronoun is used with Impersonal Phrases containing Infinitives, or Commands with Infinitives,

the Object Pronoun is ​

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at the ​

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of the ​

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attached

end

infinitive

beginning

conjugated verb

Multiple Choice

Choose the option that correctly uses the Direct Object Pronoun that replaces the Direct Object in the sentence:

Haz el favor de pasar la aspiradora.

• Haz el favor de pasarla.

• Haz el favor de la pasar.

• Haz el favor la de pasar.

• Hazla el favor de pasar.