grammar · sentence structure

Avoid repeating the object

Replace an identified thing with lo, la, los or las.

Remember

Veo el libro. → Lo veo. Veo la casa. → La veo.

Lo, la, los and las can replace an identified direct object. For the objects in this lesson, choose grammatical gender and number: el libro → lo, la casa → la, los libros → los, las casas → las. In these ordinary finite sentences, put the object pronoun before the verb. This differs from a subject pronoun such as él or ella.

See the difference

Veo el libro.

I see the book.

Lo veo.

I see it (the book).

La veo.

I see it (the house).

Audio help

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