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Old August 07, 2020, 06:58 AM
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A Case of Lo vs. Le

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I rcently ran across this sentence: "Lo tacharon de ...".

Now, I would say something like:

"Dios lo hizo así" or "El ruído lo sacó de sus casillas".

I would do this because of, let's call it, the impersonal factor.

But couldn't I use "le" in the first sentence ?

Thanks ...

Dean

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