Direct Objects and Pronouns (DO/DOP)

What is the direct object in the following sentence: "Tú invitas a mi a la fiesta."

• a mi

• invitas

• a la fiesta

• tú

Where do you put a direct object pronoun (DOP) in a sentence?

• after the conjugated verb

• before the subject pronoun

• in front of the conjugated verb

• at the end of the sentence

If the direct object is "mi madre", what direct object pronoun would be used?

• me

• la

• te

• lo

What is the direct object in the following sentence: "Nosotros lavamos las mesas en la cafetería."

• la cafetería

• nosotros

• lavamos

• las mesas

If the direct object is "a ti", what direct object pronoun would be used?

• lo

• te

• os

• la

How do you find a direct object in Spanish?

• by looking after the verb(s)

• it's in front of the verbs

• it's at the end of a sentence

• by finding who the subject is

"Yo quiero decorar la casa con globos," would be written with a DOP as...

• La yo quiero decorar.

• Yo los quiero decorar.

• Yo la quiero decorar.

• Yo quiero la decorar.

If the direct object is "us", what direct object pronoun would be used?

• os

• las

• los

• nos

What is the direct object in the following sentence: "Yo necesito llamar a vosotros sobre la tarea."

• llamar

• la tarea

• sobre

• a vosotros

"Vosotros limpiáis los dormitorios el sábado," would be written with a DOP as...

• Vosotros los limpiáis.

• Los vosotros limpiáis.

• Vosotros lo limpiáis.

• Vosotros limpiáis los.