Direct Object: Position
Spanish: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 11.8.7
Position of the Direct Object Pronoun
Normally the pronoun comes before the verb, but there are two exceptions when they become attached to the end of the verb.
Before the verb.
- Lo hago.
- I do it.
- Te llamo .
- I call you.
After the Verb
- These pronouns come after the verb on two occasions: giving commands and with infinitives.
- When they come after the verb, they become attached to the verb.
- Digame.
- Tell me.
- Tengo que hacerlo.
- I have to do it.
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