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WorksheetsDirect Object Pronouns
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Direct objects answer the question
what is being verb-ed
who is verb-ing
to whom or for whom the action is being done
what's happening
What is the direct object in the following sentence? I walk the dog for my family.
i
walk
the dog
my family
We place pronouns like direct & indirect object pronouns...
right after the conjugated verb
immediately before the conjugated verb
right before the subject pronoun (yo, tú, etc)
wherever the heck we want amirite
What would "lo" be translated as?
she, her
them
us
it, him
The direct object pronoun that would replace "a mí" is...
me
te
le
nos
The direct object pronoun that would replace "las gafas de sol" is...
lo
le
les
las
Replace the Direct Object (DO) with an Direct Object Pronoun (DOP): I run the baton to my teammate.
I run it to my teammate.
I run him the baton.
Replace the DO with an DOP (Direct Object Pronoun): Yo tiro el balón al cesto.
Yo lo tiro el balón.
Yo lo tiro al cesto.
Me tiro el balón al cesto.
Yo los tiro.
Replace the DO with an DOP (Direct Object Pronoun): Ms. Lynch habla español a nosotros.
Ms. Lynch les habla español.
Ms. Lynch le habla a nosotros.
Ms. Lynch lo habla a nosotros.
Lo Ms. Lynch habla español.
¿Qué significa "¿La tienes?"?
Does she have it?
Do you have it/her?
Do you have them?
Answer the question with an DOP (direct object pronoun) to reflect more normal speech: ¿Ves el Game of Thrones?
Lo sí veo.
Sí, lo ves.
No, no lo veo.
No, no lo ves.
