i need help with my homework. i'm supposed to form sentences using indirect object pronouns and the present tense of the verbs, but i keep getting the answers wrong i do not know what i'm doing incorrect.
1.Carmen y Sofía / mostrar / las fotos / a Milena
*my answer* carmen y sofía le muestran las fotos
2.nosotros / vender / ropa / a los clientes
*my answer* nosotros les vendemos ropa
3.Javier / prestar / el abrigo / a Gabriel
*my answer* javier le presta el abrigo
thank you so much for the help =)
1. correct
2. just add "la" ropa
3. correct and you can still add either "a Gabriel" or "a él."
le can mean to him, to her so if you ad "a él" there will be no confusion.
Also, with #2 you could add "a los clientes" or "a ellos" because les could mean to you-all as well as to the.
Sra
all correct
1 Carmen y Sofía les muestran las fotos a Milena.
2 Nosotros vendemos ropa a los clientes or Nosotros les vendemos la ropa a los clientes or Nosotros, a los clientes, les vendemos la ropa. There are a little contextual diference.
3 Javier le presta el abrigo a Gabriel (or a él as say SraJMcGin).
1.Javier / prestar / el abrigo / a Maripili
javier le presta el abrigo a maripili
It looks like you're on the right track with your answers, but there is a small error in each of them. Let me help you correct them:
1. Carmen y Sofía / mostrar / las fotos / a Milena
Your answer: Carmen y Sofía le muestran las fotos.
Correction: Carmen y Sofía le muestran las fotos a Milena.
Explanation: When using the indirect object pronoun "le," it is important to clarify to whom or to what the action is directed. In this case, "a Milena" specifies that the photos are being shown to Milena.
2. nosotros / vender / ropa / a los clientes
Your answer: nosotros les vendemos ropa.
Correction: nosotros les vendemos la ropa.
Explanation: The mistake here is missing the definite article "la" before "ropa." When referring to a specific item, such as "la ropa" (the clothes), we need to include the definite article.
3. Javier / prestar / el abrigo / a Gabriel
Your answer: Javier le presta el abrigo.
Correction: Javier le presta el abrigo a Gabriel.
Explanation: Similar to the first sentence, it is essential to specify who is receiving the action. In this case, "a Gabriel" indicates that the coat is being lent to Gabriel.
Overall, your understanding of using indirect object pronouns and the present tense of the verbs is close. Just remember to make sure you include the necessary clarifications and definite articles when forming your sentences. Keep up the great work!