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Direct Object Pronouns

Direct Object Pronouns are used as the direct objects of verbs. A prepositional phrase (e.g., a él, a ella, a usted) is sometimes added for clarity or emphasis. Take a look at the following examples:.

¿Me ves? - Do you see me?
Te oigo. - I hear you.
Lo conozco. - I know him. (I know you.)
Lo conozco a él. - I know him.
Lo conozco a usted. - I know you.
Yo me miro en el espejo. - I look at myself in the mirror.
Ella se quiere mucho. - She loves herself a lot.
Ustedes se preguntarán... - You will ask yourselves...

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