obj. pronouns

It is the
direct object
pronoun
because it
replaced the
word apple.

Me - me

nos - us

Te - you

os - ya’ll

Lo- it / him (replacing singular and masculine)

los - them (replacing something
plural and masculine or a mixed
group)

La -it/her (replacing singular and
feminine)

las - them (replacing something
plural and feminine)

English
sentence

Subject

Direct object
pronoun

Verb

I read them.

Yo

los

leo

We need it.

Nosotros

lo

necesitamos

They admire
you.

Ellos

te

admiran

You love me. Tú

me

amas

She helps
us.

Ella

nos

ayuda.

Multiple Choice

I am reading the book to my little sister

• her
• us
• him

Multiple Choice

My father is writing a letter to Jhon

• me
• her
• him

Multiple Choice

Can you tell the people the way to the airport, please?

• you
• them
• us

Multiple Choice

I don't know the answer

• she
• her
• it

Multiple Choice

The books are for Peter.

• him
• her
• you

Multiple Choice

Can you help my sister and me, please?

• her
• me
• us

Multiple Choice

Do you like Billie Eilish?

• Yes, I like her. She's great!

• Yes, I like him. She's great!

Multiple Choice

Which word complete the question?

A: Do you like_______?

B: Yes, I think you and Henrique are great!

• A: you

• A: me

• A: us

• A: him

Multiple Choice

"Where are you, Olivia? I can't see..."

• she

• her

• you

• it

Multiple Choice

Please, give the books to Marci and me. Give them to....

• us

• we

• him

• them

Multiple Choice

I don't like this game. - I don't like ....

• us

• her

• me

• it