Could someone please check this for me. I had to rewrite the following sentence using a direct object pronoun in two different ways.

I wrote:
Nosotros queremos leerlos.
Los hosotros queremos leer.
Thank you for checking

I'll send this to SraJMcGin.

Here are your two choices:

1. After an infinitive and/or a gerund (-ndo form), but be careful that you might need an accent mark. Yes, adding anything to an -ndo but usually only if there are 2 object pronouns added to an infinitive. (an indirect plus a direct)

2. In the usual position BEFORE the conjugated verb. CAUTION: That does not mean in front of the subject pronoun, as in your second sentence.

Nosotros LOS queremos leer.
or, as you have it in the first:
Nosotros queremos leerlos.

Sra

Nosotros queremos leerLOS.

Nosotros LOS queremos leer.

To check your sentences, we need to understand the concept of direct object pronouns and how they are used in Spanish.

Direct object pronouns in Spanish are used to replace a noun that receives the action of the verb directly. In this case, the noun you want to replace is "los" (which refers to some masculine plural nouns).

Now, let's rewrite the sentence using direct object pronouns correctly:

1. Nosotros queremos leerlos.
In this sentence, "los" is the direct object that refers to the masculine plural noun. To replace it with a direct object pronoun, we use "los" as the pronoun. So, the sentence would be:
Queremos leerlos. (We want to read them.)

2. Los nósotros queremos leer.
I'm assuming you meant to say "los nosotros" instead of "los hosotros" in the original sentence. When using direct object pronouns, the pronoun "los" should be placed before the verb. Therefore, the correct sentence would be:
Los nosotros queremos leer. (We want to read them.)

So, the corrected sentences are:
1. Queremos leerlos. (We want to read them.)
2. Los nosotros queremos leer. (We want to read them.)

Please note that "los nosotros" sounds a bit redundant in Spanish. You could simplify the sentence to just "Nosotros queremos leerlos" (We want to read them).