Los pronombres de objeto directo - formative

Where do direct object pronouns go in a sentence in Spanish?

• At the beginning

• After a conjugated verb

• Before a conjugated verb

• Attached to an infinitive

How do you know if a verb is conjugated?

• It does not end in R

• It has a pattern ending like AMOS.

• It ends in R

• It is at the beginning of the sentence and fits the context.

Reorder the following so it forms the sentence: I call her.

• yo

• la

• llamo

Reorder the following so it forms the sentence: We want to see him.

• nosotros

• lo

• queremos

• ver

Reorder the following so it forms the sentence: I can do it.

• yo

• lo

• puedo

• hacer

Which answer correctly replaces the direct object with a direct object pronoun?

Katie prepara la pizza.

• Katie la prepara.

• Katie prepara la.

• Katie preparala.

• La Katie prepara.

Which answer correctly replaces the direct object with a direct object pronoun?

David tiene los libros.

• David los tiene.

• David tiene los.

• David tienelos.

• Los David tiene.

Which answer correctly replaces the direct object with a direct object pronoun?

Andrés ve a las chicas.

• Andrés las ve.

• Las Andrés ve.

• Andrés ve las.

• Andrés las ve a las chicas.

Which answer correctly replaces the direct object with a direct object pronoun?

Yo tengo el boleto.

• Yo lo tengo.

• Yo el tengo.

• Lo yo tengo.

• El yo tengo.

Which answer correctly replaces the direct object with a direct object pronoun?

Ella necesita hacer la práctica.

• Ella la necesita hacer.

• Ella necesita hacerla.

• Ella necesita la hacer.

• La ella necesita hacer.