Front

In a sentence with both a direct object pronoun and an indirect object pronoun, which one comes first?

Back

The indirect object pronoun

Front

What is the indirect object pronoun in the sentence "Ellos me los dan."?

Back

me

Front

What is the direct object pronoun in the sentence "Ella te la vende."?

Back

la

Front

What is the reason for changing the pronoun "le" to "se" before another pronoun that starts with the letter "l"?

Back

To avoid the tongue-twisting effect of two short consecutive words that begin with the letter "l"

Front

What is the purpose of using a prepositional phrase with the pronoun "se" in Spanish?

Back

To clarify the meaning by specifying to whom the action is directed

Front

In the sentence "Él se lo dice a Juan," what does the prepositional phrase "a Juan" clarify?

Back

To whom it is being said

Front

Which sentence is ambiguous due to the use of the pronoun "se"? Options: ÉL SE LO DICE A JUAN, ÉL SE LO DICE A MARÍA, ÉL SE LO DICE A ELLA, ÉL SE LO DICE.

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Él se lo dice.

Front

Where does the negative word appear in a sentence with pronouns in Spanish? Options: After the first pronoun, Before the verb, Directly before the first pronoun, At the end of the sentence

Back

Directly before the first pronoun

Front

Translate the following sentence into English: "Nunca se los compro."

Back

I never buy them for her.

Front

What is the English translation of "No se lo tengo."?

Back

I don't have it for you.