7.3.2 Verbos que exigen dos objetos |
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verbo | alternativa 1 | alternativa 2 | sustitución de ambos objetos: | español | |
to bring (= traer) |
He brings her flowers. | He brings flowers to her. | He brings them to her. | Se las trae. | |
to lend (= prestar) |
She lends you money. | She lends money to you. | She lends it to you. | Se lo presta. | |
to offer (= ofrecer) |
He offers you free Internet. | He offers free Internet to you. | He offers it to you. | Te lo ofrece gratuitamente. | |
to pay (= pagar) |
They pay him loads of money. | They pay loads of money to him. | They pay it to him. | Se lo pagan. | |
to sell (= vender) |
He sells him a car. | He sells a car to him. | He sells it to him. | Se lo vende. | |
mandar | You send her a letter. | You send a letter to her. | You sent it to her. | Se la manda. | |
to show (= mostrar) |
They show
us how it works. |
They show how it works to us. | They show it to us. | Nos lo muestran. | |
to teach (= enseñar) |
He teaches them to read. | He teaches to read to them. | He teaches it to them. | Se lo enseña. | |
to tell (= contar) |
We tell him a story. | We tell a story to him. | We tell it to him. | Se la contamos. | |
to call (= llamar) |
She calls him an idiot. | Aquí no se hace una sustitución. Por eso no ponemos un ejemplo. | Le llamó un idiota. | ||
to wish (= desear) |
I wish you all the best. | I wish all the best to you. | I wish it to you. | Te lo deseo. |
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