Perfecting the Pronouns in Spanish by Smith-Durán, Gordon -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

What brought this book about? Personal or Subject pronouns (yo, tú, ella...) Exercise 1 Prepositional Pronouns (mí, ti, él...) Exercise 2 Possessive pronouns (mi, tu, su...) What brought this book about? Exercise 3 Demonstrative Pronouns (este, esta, esto...) Exercise 4 Pronominal Verbs (me, te, se...) Reflexive Pronouns Exercise 5 Reciprocal Verbs (to each other) Exercise 6 The Passive Voice Structure (it is done) Exercise 7 Se used as ONE (one does this) Se for Emphasis (eat it all up) Se with Decir (they say) Exercise 8 Foreword to Direct and Indirect Pronouns Direct Object Pronouns (LO LA...) Pronoun Order (PRID) Using LO as IT Exercise 9 Indirect or Direct? Exercise 10 Exercise 11 Redundant use of the LE pronoun Exercise 12 La-La Land (LE+LO) Exercise 13 Pronoun Positioning Dealing with multiple uses of SE What brought this book about? Exercise 14 Other kinds of SE and test14a Leísmo and Leístas Laísmo and Laístas Loísmo and Loístas Lo as a THING Exercise 15 When we use ELLO Exercise 16 El Último Repaso Where do I go from here?

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