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25 Dec 2017
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I am wondering if the following is the correct use of pronouns relating to a feminine noun such as 'casas'.
Las casas.
Las veo.
Quiero una.
Also, is the word 'ella' or 'ello' ever used to refer to an object?
I am wondering if the following is the correct use of pronouns relating to a feminine noun such as 'casas'.
Las casas.
Las veo.
Quiero una.
Also, is the word 'ella' or 'ello' ever used to refer to an object?
Las casas.
Las veo.
Quiero una.
Also, is the word 'ella' or 'ello' ever used to refer to an object?
Thanks in advance!
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- Spanish (Mexico)
@jgardenc It's correct. And yes ello and ella is used to refer to an object.
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- English (US)
- English (US)
@lizzie26082015 If you wouldn't mind, could you give me an example using ello or ella in a sentence that refers to an object? Thanks again :)
- Spanish (Mexico)
@jgardenc Esta es una camioneta. Con ella voy a transportar mis cosas.
Los calcetines son muy gruesos, con ellos no me va a dar frio.
Los calcetines son muy gruesos, con ellos no me va a dar frio.
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- English (US)
@lizzie26082015 Muchas gracias! This is a great help :)
- Spanish (Mexico)
@jgardenc You're welcome. It's my pleasure.😊
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