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USES OF
OBJECT
PRONOUNS
IT
What is an object
pronoun ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Look at the following pictures
and try to create a sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Look at the following pictures
and try to create a sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny
Look at the following pictures
and try to create a sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny
Look at the following pictures
and try to create a sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Look at the following pictures
and try to create a sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Probablemente pensaste en algo como:
Look at the following pictures
and try to create a sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Probablemente pensaste en algo como:
Jenny loves Jack
Many times, in a sentence, you
have a person, a group of people or
a thing doing an action and a
person, a group of people or a thing
receiving or being affected by that
action.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Many times, in a sentence, you
have a person, a group of people or
a thing doing an action and a
person, a group of people or a thing
receiving or is affected by that
action.
Algo o alguien hace una acción y algo o alguien la recibe
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Let´s analyze our example again.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Let´s analyze our example again.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
Let´s analyze our example again.
Cual es la acción ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
Let´s analyze our example again.
Cual es la acción ? To love
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
Let´s analyze our example again.
Cual es la acción ? To love
Quien la hace ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
Let´s analyze our example again.
Cual es la acción ? To love
Quien la hace ? Jenny
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
Let´s analyze our example again.
Cual es la acción ? To love
Quien la hace ? Jenny
Sobre quien recae la acción ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
Let´s analyze our example again.
Cual es la acción ? To love
Quien la hace ? Jenny
Sobre quien recae la acción ? Sobre Jack
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny Jack
Jenny loves Jack
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
Jack receives or is affected by the
action that Jenny does.
Jack is the object of the sentence.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
Jack receives or is affected by the
action that Jenny does.
Jack is the object of the sentence.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
El nombre Jack también lo podría
cambiar por un pronombre.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
Jack receives or is affected by the
action that Jenny does.
Jack is the object of the sentence.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
El nombre Jack también lo podría
cambiar por un pronombre.
He ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
Jack receives or is affected by the
action that Jenny does.
Jack is the object of the sentence.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
El nombre Jack también lo podría
cambiar por un pronombre.
He ? NO !
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
Jenny does the actions. Jenny is
the subject of the sentences.
Jack receives or is affected by the
action that Jenny does.
Jack is the object of the sentence.
El nombre Jenny lo podría
cambiar por el pronombre
“She”.
She = Subject Pronoun
El nombre Jack también lo podría
cambiar por un pronombre.
He ? NO !
Because Jack doesn´t do the
actions. He receives the action.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
She loves _____
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
She loves him
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
She loves him
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
She loves him
“Him” is the pronoun we use when a
man receives the action, when a man is
the object of the sentence.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Jenny loves Jack
She loves him
“Him” is the pronoun we use when a
man receives the action, when a man is
the object of the sentence.
These kind of pronouns are called “OBJECT PRONOUNS”
Remember !!
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Remember !!
Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por
contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Remember !!
Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por
contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración.
Example:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Remember !!
Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por
contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración.
Example: Yo no puedo decirle a alguien algo como:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Remember !!
Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por
contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración.
Example: Yo no puedo decirle a alguien algo como:
“ I want to buy them ”, si la persona a la
cual le estoy diciendo esto, no sabe a que me
refiero con “them”. “Them” podrían ser
unos guantes, unos pantalones, unas gafas,
unos carros, unos perros.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
you
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
She goes to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
them
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
She goes to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
me
them
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
She goes to the movies with …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
me
them
us
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
She goes to the movies with …
She wants to see …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
me
them
us
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
She goes to the movies with …
She wants to see …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
me
them
us
it
Do you remember the object pronouns ?
I go to the movies with …
She goes to the movies with …
She wants to see …
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
him
you
her
me
them
us
it (the movie)
In Spanish, you can say:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
“Yo la quiero”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
“Yo la quiero”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
“Yo la quiero”
In English, you can say:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
“Yo la quiero”
In English, you can say:
“I want that jacket”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
“Yo la quiero”
In English, you can say:
“I want that jacket” =
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
In Spanish, you can say:
“Yo quiero esa chaqueta”
“Yo la quiero”
In English, you can say:
“I want that jacket” = “I want it”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría
sencillamente decir:
En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
More examples:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
More examples:
- She loves her parents
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
More examples:
- She loves her parents = She loves them
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
More examples:
- She loves her parents = She loves them
- John is talking to Susan
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
More examples:
- She loves her parents = She loves them
- John is talking to Susan
= He is talking to her
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX:
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
John is playing the guitar
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
Direct Objects
John is playing the guitar
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
Direct Objects
John is playing the guitar
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
Direct Objects
John is playing the guitar
She loves them
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
Direct Objects
John is playing the guitar
She loves them
John is playing it
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS:
1. DIRECT OBJECTS
EX: She loves her parents
Direct Objects
John is playing the guitar
She loves them
Direct Objects
John is playing it (object pronouns)
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE IN:
2. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES
What is a prepositional phrase ?
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
A prepositional phrase is phrase that has
any preposition introducing the object of
the sentence.
LOOK AT THIS EXAMPLE:
“WE WANT TO GO WITH THEM”
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Una prepositional phrase es una frase que tiene alguna preposición introduciendo, indicando o
haciendo referencia al object de la oración. Osea el Noun o Pronoun que recibe la acción.
UNDERSTAND ?? NO ??
OK !! DON’T WORRY !!
This is a prepositional phrase
This is the object.
In this case the objet pronoun
This is the preposition introducing the object.
In this case the objet pronoun
- My mom bought a jacket for me.
- She calls him every day.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
More examples - prepositional phrase
This is the object.
In this case the objet pronoun.
This is the preposition introducing the object.
In this case the objet pronoun.
Is this a prepositional phrase ?
NO !!
Por que no hay una preposición
introduciendo el object “him”WHY ?
OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE IN:
2. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES
Examples:
- I need this shirt for my son
I need this shirt for him.
- They like to travel with the children
They like to travel with them.
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
Ahora
si.
You can find more information about
object pronouns in your Top Notch 1 book,
page: 88
You can also visit the following link:
http://grammar.yourdictionary.com/parts-of-speech/pronouns/object-pronoun.html
USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS

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C6 U8 Project uses of object pronuons. -

  • 2. What is an object pronoun ? USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 3. Look at the following pictures and try to create a sentence. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 4. Look at the following pictures and try to create a sentence. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny
  • 5. Look at the following pictures and try to create a sentence. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny
  • 6. Look at the following pictures and try to create a sentence. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack
  • 7. Look at the following pictures and try to create a sentence. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Probablemente pensaste en algo como:
  • 8. Look at the following pictures and try to create a sentence. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Probablemente pensaste en algo como: Jenny loves Jack
  • 9. Many times, in a sentence, you have a person, a group of people or a thing doing an action and a person, a group of people or a thing receiving or being affected by that action. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 10. Many times, in a sentence, you have a person, a group of people or a thing doing an action and a person, a group of people or a thing receiving or is affected by that action. Algo o alguien hace una acción y algo o alguien la recibe USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 11. Let´s analyze our example again. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 12. Let´s analyze our example again. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 13. Let´s analyze our example again. Cual es la acción ? USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 14. Let´s analyze our example again. Cual es la acción ? To love USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 15. Let´s analyze our example again. Cual es la acción ? To love Quien la hace ? USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 16. Let´s analyze our example again. Cual es la acción ? To love Quien la hace ? Jenny USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 17. Let´s analyze our example again. Cual es la acción ? To love Quien la hace ? Jenny Sobre quien recae la acción ? USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 18. Let´s analyze our example again. Cual es la acción ? To love Quien la hace ? Jenny Sobre quien recae la acción ? Sobre Jack USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny Jack Jenny loves Jack
  • 19. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack
  • 20. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack
  • 21. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences.
  • 22. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”.
  • 23. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun
  • 24. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun
  • 25. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. Jack receives or is affected by the action that Jenny does. Jack is the object of the sentence. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun
  • 26. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. Jack receives or is affected by the action that Jenny does. Jack is the object of the sentence. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun El nombre Jack también lo podría cambiar por un pronombre.
  • 27. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. Jack receives or is affected by the action that Jenny does. Jack is the object of the sentence. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun El nombre Jack también lo podría cambiar por un pronombre. He ?
  • 28. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. Jack receives or is affected by the action that Jenny does. Jack is the object of the sentence. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun El nombre Jack también lo podría cambiar por un pronombre. He ? NO !
  • 29. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack Jenny does the actions. Jenny is the subject of the sentences. Jack receives or is affected by the action that Jenny does. Jack is the object of the sentence. El nombre Jenny lo podría cambiar por el pronombre “She”. She = Subject Pronoun El nombre Jack también lo podría cambiar por un pronombre. He ? NO ! Because Jack doesn´t do the actions. He receives the action.
  • 30. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack
  • 31. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack She loves _____
  • 32. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack She loves him
  • 33. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack She loves him
  • 34. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack She loves him “Him” is the pronoun we use when a man receives the action, when a man is the object of the sentence.
  • 35. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Jenny loves Jack She loves him “Him” is the pronoun we use when a man receives the action, when a man is the object of the sentence. These kind of pronouns are called “OBJECT PRONOUNS”
  • 36. Remember !! USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 37. Remember !! Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 38. Remember !! Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración. Example: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 39. Remember !! Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración. Example: Yo no puedo decirle a alguien algo como: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 40. Remember !! Normalmente utilizamos los object pronouns cuando por contexto, se sabe quien o que es el object de la oración. Example: Yo no puedo decirle a alguien algo como: “ I want to buy them ”, si la persona a la cual le estoy diciendo esto, no sabe a que me refiero con “them”. “Them” podrían ser unos guantes, unos pantalones, unas gafas, unos carros, unos perros. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 41. Do you remember the object pronouns ? USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 42. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 43. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS you
  • 44. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you
  • 45. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her
  • 46. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … She goes to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her them
  • 47. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … She goes to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her me them
  • 48. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … She goes to the movies with … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her me them us
  • 49. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … She goes to the movies with … She wants to see … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her me them us
  • 50. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … She goes to the movies with … She wants to see … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her me them us it
  • 51. Do you remember the object pronouns ? I go to the movies with … She goes to the movies with … She wants to see … USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS him you her me them us it (the movie)
  • 52. In Spanish, you can say: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 53. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 54. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir:
  • 55. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” “Yo la quiero” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir:
  • 56. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” “Yo la quiero” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir: En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
  • 57. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” “Yo la quiero” In English, you can say: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir: En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
  • 58. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” “Yo la quiero” In English, you can say: “I want that jacket” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir: En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
  • 59. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” “Yo la quiero” In English, you can say: “I want that jacket” = USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir: En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
  • 60. In Spanish, you can say: “Yo quiero esa chaqueta” “Yo la quiero” In English, you can say: “I want that jacket” = “I want it” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Si la persona a la que le estoy diciendo esto ya sabe que estoy hablando de esa chaqueta, entonces podría sencillamente decir: En Ingles podemos hacer exactamente la misma cosa y es por eso que utilizamos los object pronouns.
  • 61. More examples: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 62. More examples: - She loves her parents USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 63. More examples: - She loves her parents = She loves them USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 64. More examples: - She loves her parents = She loves them - John is talking to Susan USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 65. More examples: - She loves her parents = She loves them - John is talking to Susan = He is talking to her USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 66. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 67. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 68. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 69. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 70. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents John is playing the guitar USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 71. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents Direct Objects John is playing the guitar USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 72. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents Direct Objects John is playing the guitar USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 73. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents Direct Objects John is playing the guitar She loves them USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 74. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents Direct Objects John is playing the guitar She loves them John is playing it USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 75. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE AS: 1. DIRECT OBJECTS EX: She loves her parents Direct Objects John is playing the guitar She loves them Direct Objects John is playing it (object pronouns) USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 76. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE IN: 2. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES What is a prepositional phrase ? USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS
  • 77. A prepositional phrase is phrase that has any preposition introducing the object of the sentence. LOOK AT THIS EXAMPLE: “WE WANT TO GO WITH THEM” USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Una prepositional phrase es una frase que tiene alguna preposición introduciendo, indicando o haciendo referencia al object de la oración. Osea el Noun o Pronoun que recibe la acción. UNDERSTAND ?? NO ?? OK !! DON’T WORRY !! This is a prepositional phrase This is the object. In this case the objet pronoun This is the preposition introducing the object. In this case the objet pronoun
  • 78. - My mom bought a jacket for me. - She calls him every day. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS More examples - prepositional phrase This is the object. In this case the objet pronoun. This is the preposition introducing the object. In this case the objet pronoun. Is this a prepositional phrase ? NO !! Por que no hay una preposición introduciendo el object “him”WHY ?
  • 79. OBJECT PRONOUNS CAN BE USE IN: 2. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES Examples: - I need this shirt for my son I need this shirt for him. - They like to travel with the children They like to travel with them. USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS Ahora si.
  • 80. You can find more information about object pronouns in your Top Notch 1 book, page: 88 You can also visit the following link: http://grammar.yourdictionary.com/parts-of-speech/pronouns/object-pronoun.html USES OF OBJECT PRONOUNS