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Why there's a “se” after the verb in “llevarse los libros a casa”?
The sentence comes from an exercise in my Spanish text book:
¿Pueden los lectores llevarse los libros a casa si quieren?
In the above sentence, there's a "se" after the verb "llevar". But I think ...
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Objeto Indirecto
I was given the sentence
¿Quiénes os están haciendo las camas?
and asked to put it into the form:
Ellos……….…están haciendo
using the objeto indirecto (OI) and the objeto directo (OD).
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When is the indirect object pronoun required in sentences with an indirect object?
Spanish
¿Cuándo son necesarios en una frase los pronombres indirectos y cuándo son opcionales? Creo que aprendí en el colegio que se requieren siempre (por ejemplo, "le dije a ella que..." es ...
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What does “les” mean here?
Please read the following sentence:
Tras años de litigios, en tres semanas, esas monedas de oro y plata estarán en donde les corresponde es decir, en nuestro país.
What does "les" mean? If ...
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When should I attach the indirect and direct object pronoun to the end of a verb?
I was wondering if you should ever attach the indirect and direct object pronoun to a conjugated verb, and if so, when that would occur?
For example, let's say I wanted to convert "La maestra da un ...
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lo ayudo vs. le ayudo (direct vs. indirect object)
When describing someone helping someone else, does ayudar take a direct or indirect object pronoun? In other words, is it:
¿Lo puedo ayudar? or ¿La puedo ayudar?
or
¿Le puedo ayudar?
If ...
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Indirect object and “le”
La madre le lava la cara a la niña.
In that sentence, why is the word "le" there? The sentence already has a indirect object ("a la niña"), but removing the "le" makes the sentence to sound ...
