¿Qué representa el pronombre 'le' en esta frase?
"Elena le informa a Raquel que no sabe nada de la carta del secreto de la señora Suárez."
Representa Raquel o representa la carta? |
Elena no la leyó y le informa eso.
(la = carta) (le = Raquel) I know it's difficult, but the way is to quickly inspect the rough meaning of the verb: "informar" involves some conscious process both ends of the line, so it should be a person, not a thing. Easier said that done, but developing an ability to instantly categorized verbs can be a key point in mastering these subjects. It's only hard in the beginning. |
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[Lately I have been exposed to Guarani instead of English] |
Thank you! But isn't Raquel a woman? Shouldn't the pronoun used to describe her be 'la'?
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Right? |
@Yoodle: Check the differences between indirect and direct object pronouns. :)
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