The Sentence Maker allows you to enter a word or phrase in the text box below and ... John, I want you to speak with the lawyer tomorrow.

I always give John the things that he needs. Yo siempre le doy a Juan las cosas que él necesita.

Juan doesn't need anything. (correct) Juan no necesita nada. (correct) Juan doesn't ... Let's look at some examples of sentences that use more than one negative expression:

John needs to study in the library. Notice that in these sentences we are not ... Let's take a look at some practice examples.

Gramática The difference between direct and indirect speech is best understood by looking at examples of each. Direct Juan dice, "“hay un ratón en mi casa”".

So you are Luis and Cesar. Juan talks to me a lot about you guys.

The difference between direct and indirect speech is best understood by looking at examples of each. Direct Juan dice, "“hay un ratón en mi casa”".

Additional Examples ... ¿ Sabes dónde está Juan? Do you know where John is?

The Sentence Maker allows you to enter a word or phrase in the text box below and ... John says that John spoke with the lawyer yesterday.

In this case, it is obvious that John is sending the letter, not Mary, so the letter is the "direct object" of this sentence since it tells us what John is sending.