Pronouns and Direct Objects in Spanish

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to using direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish. It begins with an introduction to the concepts of direct and indirect objects, followed by detailed explanations and examples of how to use the pronouns. The tutorial covers the rules for using the preposition 'a' with objects, the placement of pronouns in sentences, and how to combine direct and indirect pronouns. The video concludes with practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What are the two types of object pronouns introduced in the video?

• Reflexive and Intensive

• Subject and Predicate

• Direct and Indirect

• Nominative and Accusative

In the sentence 'Danny reads a story to his son', what is the direct object?

• Danny

• Reads

• A story

• His son

Which preposition is sometimes used with direct objects?

• Con

• Para

• De

• A

Which pronoun would replace 'a Marta' in the sentence 'Le hago un regalo a Marta'?

• Les

• Le

• La

• Lo

What is the direct object pronoun for 'las revistas'?

• Lo

• Las

• Los

• La

How would you say 'I want those books' using a direct object pronoun?

• Las quiero

• Los quiero

• Lo quiero

• La quiero

Which pronoun would replace 'a Enrique' in the sentence 'Lucrecia buys apples for Enrique'?

• Le

• Lo

• La

• Les

What is the correct combination of pronouns in 'Doy un abrazo a Marina'?

• Le lo doy

• Se lo doy

• Se la doy

• Le la doy

How would you say 'Tell me what is happening' using object pronouns?

• Dígamelo

• Dígaselo

• Dígame

• Dímelo

What is the indirect object pronoun for 'a vosotros'?

• Nos

• Le

• Os

• Les