Spanish Direct Object Pronouns Quiz

What do the direct object pronouns "lo, la, los, las" refer to in Spanish?

• Only singular nouns

• Both singular and plural nouns

• Only plural nouns

• Only masculine nouns

In Spanish, where are direct object pronouns placed in relation to the verb?

• After the infinitive verb

• Before the conjugated verb

• At the end of the sentence

• Before the subject

What form do you use to give someone an affirmative tú command in Spanish?

• 1st person singular

• 2nd person singular

• 3rd person singular

• 1st person plural

When using a direct object pronoun with an affirmative command, what is needed if the command is more than one syllable?

• A question mark

• A written accent

• An exclamation mark

• A comma

What is the first step in forming a negative tú command?

• Use present tense yo form

• Drop the ending

• Add opposite tú form ending

• Use infinitive form

In negative tú commands, what do AR verbs end with?

• -emos

• -as

• -es

• -amos

What is the negative tú command for 'manejar'?

• No manejes

• No manejas

• No manejan

• No manejamos

Which of the following is an irregular negative tú command for 'venir'?

• No vengas

• No ven

• No vengo

• No venas

How do you conjugate 'estar hablando' in the present progressive tense for 'yo'?

• Estoy hablando

• Estás hablando

• Está hablando

• Estamos hablando

In present progressive irregular forms, what does the -iendo change to in -er verbs?

• -yendo

• -ando

• -iendo

• -endo