Spanish DOP

Direct object pronouns (DOP) must agree with nouns they replace in gender and number.

• True

• False

A DOP goes before a conjugated verb in a sentence with one verb.

• True

• False

An adjective used with a direct object noun can stay when the noun is replaced by a pronoun.

• True

• False

You can attach any DOP to a conjugated verb.

• True

• False

If you had to replace "mi casa" with a DOP, which one would you use?

• lo

• la

• los

• las

If you had to replace "el agua" with a DOP, which one would you use?

• lo

• la

• los

• las

In "Voy a beber la leche" which word is the conjugated verb?

• Voy

• beber

• la leche

• it doesn't have one

In "Yo como la hamburguesa." which word is the direct noun?

• Yo

• como

• la hamburguesa

• it doesn't have one

Which answers the question, "Vas a compartir tu pizza?"

• Sí, voy a compartirla.

• Sí, voy a compartirlas.

• No, no las voy a compartir.

• No, no voy la compartir.

Which answers the question, "¿Tienes mis lapices?"

• No, no tengolos.

• Sí, lo tengo.

• No, no tus tengo.

• Sí, los tengo.