Acércaselo

Acércaselo is a Spanish verb form derived from the verb "acercar," which means "to bring closer" or "to approach." Specifically, it is the imperative form for the third-person singular (usted) or third-person plural (ustedes), combined with the direct object pronoun "lo" (him/it). This means "bring it closer" or "approach it" when addressing someone formally (usted) or a group formally (ustedes).

The structure "acércalo" is formed by taking the imperative "acerque" (the formal singular command) and attaching the pronoun "lo." For the formal plural, it becomes "acérquenlo," again with "lo" attached to the imperative form "acerquen." The accent mark is placed on the antepenultimate syllable to maintain correct pronunciation when the pronoun is added.

This verb form is used in contexts where a direct command is given to someone being addressed formally, instructing them to move an object closer or to physically approach something. For example, "Acércaselo al doctor" would translate to "Bring it closer to the doctor" (addressing one person formally). Similarly, "Acércaselo a la mesa" means "Bring it closer to the table." The specific object being referred to is understood from the context or has been previously mentioned.