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Indirect object pronouns II

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This activity is meant to help the student learn to place the indirect object pronoun in two different positions when the sentence has two verbs: A helping verb and a main verb. The pronoun can go right before the helping verb or attached to the main verb. Example: Yo le quiero dar un beso = Yo quiero darle un beso (I want to give him a kiss)

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This activity is meant to help the student learn to place the indirect object pronoun in two different positions when the sentence has two verbs: A helping verb and a main verb. The pronoun can go right before the helping verb or attached to the main verb. Example: Yo le quiero dar un beso = Yo quiero darle un beso (I want to give him a kiss)

by Gabriela Elizabeth Huallanca
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Posición A : El pronombre de objeto indirecto antes del verbo auxiliar ( Before the helping verb )
Posición B : El pronombre de objeto indirecto pegado al verbo principal ( Attached to the main verb )

1 . I want to give him a kiss
A : quiero dar un beso .
B : Quiero un beso .

2 . He wants to tell me a story .
A : quiere contar una historia .
B : Quiere una historia .

3 . The teacher wants to teach him Spanish .
A : La profesora quiere enseñar español .
B : La profesora quiere español .

4 . Your friends want to do you a favor .
A : Tus amigos quieren hacer un favor .
B : Tus amigos quieren un favor .

5 . They are not going to lend you money .
A : Ellos no van a prestar dinero .
B : Ellos no van a dinero .

6 . Does he want to buy you a coffee ?
A : ¿ Él quiere comprar un café ?
B : ¿ Él quiere un café ?

7 . We want to make him a question .
A : Nosotros queremos hacer una pregunta .
B : Nosotros queremos una pregunta .

8 . Can you show her you ID ?
A : ¿ puedes mostrar tu identificación ?
B : ¿ Puedes tu identificación ?

9 . My boss doesn't want to give us permission to leave early today .
Mi jefe no quiere dar permiso para salir temprano hoy .
Mi jefe no quiere permiso para salir temprano hoy .

10 . I just want to explain to you how it works .
A : Sólo quiero explicar cómo funciona .
B : Sólo quiero cómo funciona .

11 . She wants to charge us a lot of money for something as simple as that .
A : Ella quiere cobrar mucho dinero por algo tan simple como eso .
B : Ella quiere mucho dinero por algo tan simple como eso .

12 . They don't have to give him the money back tomorrow .
A : Ellos no tienen que devolver el dinero mañana .
B : Ellos no tienen que el dinero mañana .

¡ Que te vaya bien ! ( Good luck ! )

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