DOP (Direct Object Pronouns)

A Direct Object Pronoun (DOP) answers the question _____ or _____ about the subject over verb.

• when? or where?

• who? or what?

• when? or what?

• who? or where?

Which DOP would you use to replace "las tijeras"?

• lo

• los

• la

• las

Where does the DOP go in a Spanish sentence?

• directly BEFORE the conjugated verb

• directly AFTER the subject

• directly BEFORE the subject

• directly AFTER the conjugated verb

Which DOP would you use to replace "Elena, Carolina, y Marta"?

• me

• los

• las

• nos

Which DOP would you use to replace "un libro"?

• lo

• la

• los

• las

Which DOP would you use to replace "mis amigas"?

• las

• los

• nos

• mi

Answer explanation

Don't get thrown off by the "mis".

Mis amigas = My friends

We want to replace that with "them (feminine)" so we need to use "las".

Which DOP would you use to replace "los marcadores y el papel"?

• lo

• los

• la

• las

Which DOP would you use to replace "a ti"?

• me

• te

• lo

• nos

Which DOP would you use to replace "a Carolina y a mí"?

• me

• te

• nos

• las

Which DOP would you use to replace "una silla"?

• lo

• la

• los

• las