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Old September 16, 2018, 12:03 AM
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Thanks, Rusty, for the great explanation.

This is kind of like when I questioned whether to use “lo” or “le” with the verb “creer” in a previous post. You and Angelica explained the full meaning of the verb, as you have done here, and that makes all the difference when determining whether it’s a direct or indirect object. I wish the dictionaries would give full, extended meanings and hints when looking up a verb.

I now have a few more verbs to add to my list that I need to be aware of when choosing a direct or indirect object.

Even though the song “Luna” is older, it’s a classic and I still play it often because Ana Gabriel is one of my favorite singing artists. So now I can sing along to the tape without having to questioning why Ana used “le” instead of “lo” every time I hear it.
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