reciclarlo

Reciclarlo is a Spanish verbal form consisting of the verb reciclar followed by the direct object pronoun lo, meaning “to recycle it.” It is used to refer to recycling a specific previously mentioned item and appears in sentences that identify the object of recycling.

In grammar, reciclarlo behaves like a regular infinitive with a clitic pronoun. The pronoun can be placed before a conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive form, depending on emphasis and sentence structure. Examples include: Voy a reciclarlo (I am going to recycle it) and Lo voy a reciclar (I am going to recycle it). In perfect tenses, the pronoun typically precedes the auxiliary: Lo he reciclado (I have recycled it). The form adapts to gender and number: la for a feminine item (reciclarla), los for masculine plural (reciclarlos), and las for feminine plural (reciclarlas).

Reciclarlo is primarily a grammatical construction used to specify the object being recycled. It is common in instructions, statements about waste management, and everyday speech when the object is already identified in context. The flexibility of pronoun placement allows speakers to choose emphasis or rhythm, as in Lo voy a reciclar or Voy a reciclarlo.

See also: Spanish grammar, clitic pronouns, infinitives, pronoun placement. There is no separate entity or notable organization universally known by the name Reciclarlo; it is typically encountered as a linguistic form used in Spanish.