Fill in the blank with the correct Spanish direct object pronoun:

--¿Susana comió la pizza?

--No, ella no _ comió.

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Fill in the blank with the correct Spanish direct object pronoun:

--¿Conoces a Jack y a Jill?

--Sí, yo _ conozco.

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Fill in the blank with the correct Spanish direct object pronoun:

--¿Frida y Samantha terminaron las tareas?

--Sí, ellas _ terminaron.

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Write the Spanish sentence below with a direct object pronoun. Use the subject pronoun (yo, tú, ella, etc.) in your answer.

(encontrar means to find)

Yo encontré los libros. =

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Write the Spanish sentence below with a direct object pronoun. Use the subject pronoun (yo, tú, ella, etc.) in your answer. Use the preterite tense.

I ate the apple.

You write: I ate it.

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Write the Spanish sentence below with a direct object pronoun. Use the subject pronoun (yo, tú, ella, etc.) in your answer. Use the preterite tense.

They (masculine) ate the desserts.

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Write this sentence out in Spanish using direct object pronouns.

I know her.

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Write this sentence out in Spanish using direct object pronouns.

We know him.

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Write this sentence out in Spanish using direct object pronouns.

They (masculine) know me.

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Write this sentence out in Spanish using direct object pronouns.

She knows us.

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Write out the sentence using the Spanish direct object pronouns and the verb TENER.

I have the spoons. You write = I have them.

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Write out the sentence using the Spanish direct object pronouns and the verb TENER.

We have the forks. - You write = We have them.

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Write out the sentence using the Spanish direct object pronouns and the verb TENER.

Watch for accents!

You have the flour. You write =. You have it.

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