Say what you give and who receives it.
The idea
Dar means to give; doy is the first-person form. Introduce the recipient with a: doy una flor a mi madre.
| Persona | Presente |
|---|---|
| yo | doy |
| tú | das |
| él / ella / usted | da |
| nosotros / nosotras | damos |
| vosotros / vosotras | dais |
| ellos / ellas / ustedes | dan |
Examples
- Doy una flor a mi madre.I give a flower to my mother.
- Das agua al gato.You give water to the cat.
- Ella da un libro a su hermano.She gives a book to her brother.
- Damos pan a los vecinos.We give bread to the neighbors.
- Ellos dan una carta al profesor.They give a letter to the teacher.
- ¿Le das el mapa a tu amiga?Do you give the map to your friend?
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Watch out
Do not form the first person as do; use doy. A recipient may also be represented by le.
Try it yourself
Choose the correct form or word: Yo ___ un lápiz a mi amigo. (doy / do)
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doy
Doy is the form for yo.
Choose the correct form or word: Nosotros ___ una rosa a la abuela. (damos / dan)
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damos
Damos matches the plural subject.
Choose the correct form or word: Das la pelota ___ tu hermana. (a / de)
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a
A introduces the recipient.
Practice round
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Choose the correct form or word: Yo ___ un lápiz a mi amigo. (doy / do)
Choose the correct form or word: Nosotros ___ una rosa a la abuela. (damos / dan)
Choose the correct form or word: Das la pelota ___ tu hermana. (a / de)
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Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe something you give to a friend.

