transformarla

Transformarla is a Spanish verbal construction formed by the infinitive transformar together with the feminine direct object pronoun la. The pronoun refers to a feminine singular noun already mentioned in the discourse and marks the object that is to be transformed. The phrase can be translated as to transform her or to transform it (feminine).

Usage and placement: In sentences with auxiliary or modal verbs, la can attach to either the infinitive or the conjugated verb. Examples include La voy a transformar and Voy a transformarla. The pronoun also appears in other tenses: La transformaré, Quisiera transformarla, or La he transformado. In negative or affirmative commands, it appears as Transformarla (affirmative) or No la transformes (negative).

Gerund and participle forms: The gerund is transformándola, used in progressive constructions such as Estoy transformándola or La estoy transformando. The milder form transformando with la attached is common in spoken and written Spanish as well.

Pronoun agreement and alternatives: La marks a feminine singular object; if the object were masculine, lo would be used (e.g., Transformarlo). For plural objects, los or las would be used depending on gender. The base verb is transformAR, and transformarla is one typical completed form among related constructions.

Notes: Transformarla is a general, everyday construction in Spanish grammar and appears across registers. It illustrates how Spanish combines a verb with a clitic pronoun to specify the direct object.