Pronouns

Pronouns by Hugh Wright

1. transitive verbs take a DIRECT OBJECT and sometimes an INDIRECT OBJECT: she likes you; he gave it to me; ...

1.1. DIRECT OBJECTS (lo/la)

1.1.1. me/nos

1.1.2. te/os

1.1.3. lo/los (le/les sometimes used)

1.1.4. la/las

1.1.5. lo/los/la/las

1.2. INDIRECT OBJECTS "to" often people (le)

1.2.1. me/nos

1.2.2. te/os

1.2.3. le/les/se

1.2.4. to avoid ambiguity

1.2.4.1. a el/ella, a (name), a mi...

1.2.5. same pronouns with

1.2.5.1. gustar, encantar, suportar, fascinar apetecer, parecer, dolar, interesar

2. intransitive verbs only take a SUBJECT no object: he died; you complain; ...

2.1. yo/nosotros

2.2. tu/vosotros

2.3. el/ellos

2.4. ella/ellas

2.5. usted/ustedes

3. possive adjectives, my, your, his, her

3.1. mi/mis nuestro/a/os/as

3.2. tu/tus vuestro/a/os/as

3.3. su/sus

3.3.1. to avoid amibiguity

3.3.1.1. de el/ellos

3.3.1.2. de ella/ellas

3.3.1.3. de usted/ustedes

4. reflexive verbs

4.1. me/nos

4.2. te/os/se

4.3. se/se

5. prepositional pronouns for me, to you, with him, by her

5.1. mi (conmigo) nosotros

5.2. ti (contigo) vosotros

5.3. el/ellos

5.4. ella/ellas

5.5. si (consigo)

6. possessive pronouns mine, yours, his, hers etc

6.1. mio(s) nuestro(s)

6.2. tuyo(s) vuestro(s)

6.3. suyo(s)