11. Direct object pronouns always come before the indirect object pronouns.
a.true
b.false
12. The object pronouns can come before and after verbs depending on how they are or are not
conjugated.
a.true
b.false
13. Se replaces all of the indirect object pronouns when they come before the la, lo, los, or las direct object pronouns.
a.true
b.false
14. Indirect object pronouns receive the action of the verb.
a.true
b.false
Matching
Match the objects with their appropriate pronouns. i.e. Da la guitarra a Paco--Se la da.
15. Da la chaqueta a mí.
a.Te las da.
b.Se la da.
c.Me la da.
d.Nos lo da.
e.Se los da.
f.Os los da
16. Da los coches/carros/autos a María.
a.Te las da.
b.Se la da.
c.Me la da.
d.Nos lo da.
e.Se los da.
f.Os los da
17. Da el perro a nosotros.
a.Te las da.
b.Se la da.
c.Me la da.
d.Nos lo da.
e.Se los da.
f.Os los da
18. Da esos a vosotros.
a.Te las da.
b.Se la da.
c.Me la da.
d.Nos lo da.
e.Se los da.
f.Os los da
19. Da ella a los leones.
a.Te las da.
b.Se la da.
c.Me la da.
d.Nos lo da.
e.Se los da.
f.Os los da
20. Da las pinturas a ti.
a.Te las da.
b.Se la da.
c.Me la da.
d.Nos lo da.
e.Se los da.
f.Os los da
my answers:
11)a 12)a 13)b 14)a 15)a 16)c 17e 18)a 19)b 20)e
no need to answer this for me. i got it :]
María, it's still a good idea to ask me for a "review" BEFORE you attempt these exercises.
#11 = b. The Indirect-Object Pronoun always comes before the Direct-Object Pronoun. Me lo da = He gives it (direct object) to me (indirect-object pronoun)
#12 = All object pronouns come before a conjugated verb EXCEPT with an affirmative command. With a gerund (-ndo) or infinitive you have a choice, either in front of the conjugated verb or after the -ndo and/or infinitive, worrying about accent marks so the pronunciation is correct.
#13 = correct. Se ONLY replaces le, les.
#15 is c. "a mí" gives it away that you need "me."
#16 is e. = "a Marîa" tells it is "le" which becomes "se" when followed by "los."
#17 is d. "a nosotros" clearly states "nos."
#18 is f. "a vosotros" clearly states "os."
#19 is b. "a ellos" states "les" which becomes "se" when followed by la.
#20 is a. "a te" clarifies "te."
What on earth made you think you "got it?"
Sra
ooh so those give hints
what i mean is that
for vosotors its os and like that..
i didn't catch that
thank you
Your answers for questions 11 to 14 are correct:
11) a - true: Direct object pronouns always come before indirect object pronouns.
12) a - true: Object pronouns can come before and after verbs depending on how they are conjugated.
13) b - false: Se replaces the indirect object pronouns when they come before the third person direct object pronouns (la, lo, los, las).
14) a - true: Indirect object pronouns receive the action of the verb.
Now let's check your answers for the matching exercise:
15) c - Me la da: "Give the jacket to me" - The correct match is c, as "me" represents the indirect object pronoun and "la" represents the direct object pronoun.
16) e - Se los da: "Give the cars to Maria" - The correct match is e, as "se" represents the indirect object pronoun (with "Maria" being the third person singular) and "los" represents the direct object pronoun.
17) d - Nos lo da: "Give the dog to us" - The correct match is d, as "nos" represents the indirect object pronoun and "lo" represents the direct object pronoun.
18) f - Os los da: "Give those to you all" - The correct match is f, as "os" represents the indirect object pronoun (plural form of the second person) and "los" represents the direct object pronoun.
19) b - Se la da: "Give her to the lions" - The correct match is b, as "se" represents the indirect object pronoun (with "her" being the third person singular) and "la" represents the direct object pronoun.
20) a - Te las da: "Give the paintings to you" - The correct match is a, as "te" represents the indirect object pronoun (singular form of the second person) and "las" represents the direct object pronoun.
Great job on your answers!