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Mandatos y Complementos Directos Complementos directos can be placed: A. In front of a conjugated verb B. Attached to the end of an infinitive verb C. Attached to the end of a present participle (¡TILDE!) D. Attached to the end of an affirmative command* (¡TILDE!) *Importante* When adding a pronoun to the end of a command, we often have to add an accent mark to make sure the original pronunciation of the verb stays the same. Ejemplo: Step 1: Identify the direct object. ¡Laura, limpia tu dormitorio! sujeto: Laura verbo: limpia Step 2: Ask the two direct object identifier questions. Laura, clean who? No, I’m not commanding Laura to clean anyone! Laura, clean what? Your room! Thus, “your room” is direct object of the sentence. Step 3: Decide which pronoun to replace it with. tu dormitorio = singular/masculino = lo Step 4: Eliminate the direct object from the original sentence and place the direct object pronoun in the appropriate location. Laura, limpialo. Step 5: Add an accent mark if necessary. Cover up the pronoun with your finger. Count back two syllables and add the accent mark. Laura, límpialo.

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Mandatos y Complementos Directos

Complementos directos can be placed:A. In front of a conjugated verbB. Attached to the end of an infinitive verbC. Attached to the end of a present participle (¡TILDE!)D.Attached to the end of an affirmative command*

(¡TILDE!)

*Importante* When adding a pronoun to the end of a command, we often have to add an accent mark to make sure the original pronunciation of the verb stays the same.

Ejemplo: Step 1: Identify the direct object.¡Laura, limpia tu dormitorio!

sujeto: Laura verbo: limpiaStep 2: Ask the two direct object identifier

questions.Laura, clean who? No, I’m not commanding Laura to clean

anyone!Laura, clean what? Your room!

Thus, “your room” is direct object of the sentence.Step 3: Decide which pronoun to replace it with.

tu dormitorio = singular/masculino = loStep 4: Eliminate the direct object from the original

sentence and place the direct object pronoun in the appropriate

location.Laura, limpialo.

Step 5: Add an accent mark if necessary. Cover up the pronoun with

your finger. Count back two syllables and add the accent mark.

Laura, límpialo.

*For Auditory Learners* Another way to think about the accent mark placement is keeping the stress in the original place. If you have good pronunciation, you don’t need to count syllables. Cover up the pronoun with your finger, pronounce the verb, and place the accent mark where you hear the stress.

*No accent mark necessary* If you cover up the pronoun that you added and count back two syllables, but the command doesn’t have two

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syllables, you don’t need to add an accent mark! Ejemplo: ¡Hazlo!, ¡Ponlo en la mesa!

Instrucciones: Reescribe la oración con el complemento directo apropiado.Ejemplo: ¡Come las naranjas, Pepe!

¡Cómelas, Pepe!1. ¡Sirve la ensalada de frutas!

2. ¡Lava las frutas, Jaime!

3. ¡Haz la tarea todos los días!

4. ¡Pon el jugo de manzana en el refrigerador!

5. ¡Saca la basura, Papá!

6. ¡Pon la mesa!

7. ¡Desayuna los huevos!

8. ¡Pide el tocino con los huevos!

9. ¡Toma la leche para el desayuno!

10. ¡Escribe muchas cartas, abuela!

11. ¡Pide la cuenta, por favor!

12. ¡Lupita, sirve los refrescos a todas las fiestas!