The 7 Essential Direct Object Pronouns In Spanish

The grammatical term "direct object pronoun" sounds a bit scary especially for those of us (like me) who aren't exactly that crazy about grammar anyway! But behind the pomp of the vernacular they're actually very simple little things to use.

In this case we're talking about (me, te, nos, lo, la, los, las)... 7 incredibly useful little guys for your Spanish!

In this video I'll break down how to use each one individually and I've also included 3 short tests so you can check to make sure you've fully understood the material covered.

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Im a bit confuse when to use and and how one would differentiate "verlo" and "lo veo". Thanks Paul.

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