When do Spanish pronouns go on the end of the verb?
Sometimes pronouns like me, te, se go on the end of the verb e.g. ayudarnos. Why is this and when is it done?
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A pronoun will always be added to a verb in the *infinitive.*
Tienes que hacerLO.
Quiero decirLE.
Conversely, if the pronoun is before a verb, the verb is conjugated.
Lo tienes que hacer.
La/lo voy a buscar.
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Hello,
It is equal when you use him/her/us/me/them in english:
you have to help me = tienes que ayudarME
you have to help him/her = tienes que ayudarLO/LA
you have to help us = tienes que ayudarNOS
you have to help them= tienes que ayudarLOS
Hope it helps.
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