In 4.1 (Grammar Book) they talk about Direct Object Pronouns and only give 2 examples, can someone show me some more examples? That would be very helpful.
Por ejemplo:
Do you want it?
¿Lo quieres tú?
Thanks
Direct Object Pronouns
Matumic
February 25, 2008
nohablo
February 25, 2008
You may find the following two resources helpful:
__http://spanish.about.com/library/beginning/bl-beg-pronouns-direct_objects.htm__
__http://studyspanish.com/lessons/dopro1.htm__
Also, let me recommend an amazingly helpful and accessible grammar reference book available in paperback:
*¡Búscalo! (Look it up!): A Quick Reference Guide to Spanish Grammar and Usage*. The authors are William M. Clarkson and Guillermo Campos. You don't have to take my word for it; it also gets rave reviews on amazon.com. It's not all that big a book, but it somehow manages to cover almost everything I've wanted to know, and it does so very clearly.
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