Hola
I have another question. Can I say/write:
Dejételo
Meaning in english "I left it for you" or is it better as
Te lo dejé or is this not possible in the preterite.
John
pronouns in the preterite
John-H11
May 17, 2012
ricardo-rich
May 17, 2012
Hola John,
Te lo dejé is correct. The indirect object followed by the direct object at the end is used with the infinitive not a conjugated verb.
Saludos,
Rich
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