Direct Object Pronouns II

DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS II

Rewrite the following sentences substituting the direct object with a DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN. If your computer doesn't have accent marks, capitalize the accented letter (está = estA). Your answers must match the key perfectly to receive a correct response. Watch out for unnecessary spaces or capitalization errors.

EXAMPLE: Papá puede planchar sus pantalones. Papá puede planchar.
1. Juan compra las bebidas. Juan compra.
2. Ella consigue el tocadiscos. Ella consigue.
3. No traemos los discos. No traemos.
4. Veo a Luis. veo.
5. Tú escribes la carta. Tú escribes.
The following section contains verbs that are made up of a conjugated verb and an infinitive. The direct object pronoun may be placed before the conjugated verb. It may also be attached to the end of the infinitive. Either location is correct and the meaning is the same. Rewrite the following sentences first placing the pronoun before the conjugated verb and then attached to the infinitive. EXAMPLE: Papá va a planchar sus pantalones. (Pronoun before conjugated verb) Papá va a planchar (Pronoun attached to infinitive) Papá va a .
6. Juan va a comprar las bebidas. Juan va a comprar. Juan va a
7. Ella necesita conseguir el tocadiscos. Ella necesita conseguir. Ella necesita .
8. No pensamos traer los discos. No pensamos traer. No pensamos .
9. Tengo que ver a Luis. tengo que ver. Tengo que .
10. Tú vas a escribir la carta. Tú vas a escribir. Tú vas a
The following section demostrates the use of the direct object pronoun with the present progressive. The present progressive is made up of the verb ESTAR plus a present participle (also known as a gerund). The direct object can be placed before the conjugated form of ESTAR or attached to the end of the present participle. Attaching to the end of the participle will require the addition of an accent mark. Rewrite the following sentences by first placing the pronoun before the conjugated for of ESTAR and then by attaching the pronoun to the participle. Use a capital letter for an accent mark. EXAMPLE: Papá está planchando sus pantalones. (Before the conjugated form of ESTAR) Papá está planchando. (Attached to the participle with accent mark) Papá está
11. Juan está comprando las bebidas. Juan está comprando. Juan está .
12. Ella está consiguiendo el tocadiscos. Ella está consiguiendo. Ella está .
13. Estamos trayendo los discos. estamos trayendo. Estamos .
14. Estoy viendo a Luis. estoy viendo. Estoy .
15. Estás escribiendo la carta. estás escribiendo. Estás .