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Who does what? SVO vs OVS word order, personal 'a'

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I can change the positions of the subject and object in a sentence and use them correctly to show who is performing the action and who is receiving it.

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The sound-symbol correspondence [ñ] is pronounced as in 'español' and [n] as in 'mano'. MAP is a useful strategy to learn vocabulary in a meaningful way. In sentences, the subject does the action and the object receives it. There are two frequently used word orders in Spanish: subject + verb + object and object + verb + subject. We use the personal ‘a’ before the object if it’s a person or animal.

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