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Personal Pronouns: Tonic and Toneless Forms

Tonic (Stressed) Pronouns

• 1st Person Subject: I, we (including forms like nosotros/as)
• 1st Person Complement/Object: me, us
• 2nd Person Subject: you (singular), you/ye (plural, including vosotros)
• 2nd Person Complement/Object: you (singular), you/yourselves (plural)
• 3rd Person Subject: he, she, it, they
• 3rd Person Complement/Object: him, her, it, them (including various clitic interpretations)

Toneless (Unstressed) Pronouns

These forms often function as clitics:

• 1st Person Complement: me, us (nos)
• 2nd Person Complement: te, you (os/ye)
• 3rd Person Complement: lo, la, lo, los, las, se, le, les (including various combinations)

Adverbs and Their Functions

• Place: here, there, yonder, near, far, up, down, in front, behind,

Professional Eye Correction Techniques

Correcting the Eye Line

• Horizontal: Use upward shadows.
• Ascending: The lower line of the eye chart should be placed below the natural elongated line.
• Descending: Use ascending lines and shadows; avoid applying mascara to the end of the eyelid.

Adjusting Eye Size

• Large: Use dark colors bordering the eye.
• Small (Pekeños): Apply color from the center of the lid to the external angle.

Enhancing Eye Shape

• Round: Apply clear shadow inside the eyelid and dark shadow on the edge, extending to the outside.
• Almond (Macaroons): Use eyeliner and shadows in an upward direction.

Managing Eye Distance

• Close-set (Together): Use the lightest shade on the inside of the eyelid and darker shades at the outer eye.
• Wide-set (Apart): Use