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Mandatos

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Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns

Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns. Direct Object Pronouns. DOPs are used to replace nouns to avoid repetition. You can replace a noun when it receives the direct action of the verb. DOPs go directly in front of the verb. They answer the question: Who /what + is/are + past of verb?.

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Pronouns with commands, present progressive, and preterite

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Direct Objects

Direct Objects. WHAT IS A DIRECT OBJECT?. The direct object answers the question WHO or WHAT after the verb. Most of the time it is a noun. WHAT IS THE DIRECT OBJECT?. John drinks Coke. Maria and I give my friend a hug. We read the poem. WHAT IS A PRONOUN?.

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Direct Objects

Direct Objects. WHAT IS A DIRECT OBJECT?. The direct object answers the question WHO or WHAT after the verb. Most of the time it is a noun. WHAT IS THE DIRECT OBJECT?. John drinks Coke. Maria and I give my friend a hug. We read the poem. WHAT IS A PRONOUN?.

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Direct Object Pronouns

Direct Object Pronouns. A Direct Object answers the question of who or what receives the action of the verb. I know John . [ who do I know? = John] I see the airplane . [ what do I see? = the airplane ]

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