Pronombres en Mandatos en Español

Where are the direct and indirect object pronouns placed in affirmative commands in Spanish?

• Before the verb

• After the verb and an accent is added to them

• At the beginning of the sentence

• Pronouns are not used in affirmative commands

What must be done to maintain the stress on the same vowel as before when giving an affirmative command with pronouns in Spanish?

• No accent is added

• An accent is added to the pronoun

• An accent is added to the verb

• An accent is added at the end of the sentence

In negative commands in Spanish, what is the correct order of object pronouns?

• Indirect object pronoun before direct object pronoun

• Direct object pronoun before indirect object pronoun

• The pronouns are placed after the verb

• Pronouns are not used in negative commands

How do you translate to Spanish "Don't talk to me" using the object pronouns correctly in a negative command?

• No me hables

• No hablarme

• No hablar me

• No me hablar

How do you translate to Spanish "Don't tell it to her" using the object pronouns correctly in a negative command?

• No se lo digas

• No digas lo a ella

• No digas a ella lo

• No lo digas a ella

When giving affirmative commands in Spanish, where should direct and indirect object pronouns be placed in relation to the verb?

• Before the verb

• After the verb and attached to it

• In the middle of the verb

• At the beginning of the sentence

When direct and indirect object pronouns are used together in an affirmative command in Spanish, which pronoun comes first?

• The direct object pronoun

• The indirect object pronoun

• Both pronouns come at the same time

• The pronouns can come in any order

For negative commands in Spanish, where should the pronouns be placed in relation to the verb?

• After the verb and attached to it

• Before the verb

• In the middle of the verb

• At the end of the sentence

When using negative commands in Spanish, which pronoun comes before the other?

• The direct object pronoun comes before the indirect object pronoun

• The indirect object pronoun comes before the direct object pronoun

• Both pronouns come at the same time

• The pronouns can come in any order