Copy each sentence. Highlight or circle the direct objects. Then, rewrite the sentence again, replacing what you highlighted with the correct direct object pronoun.
1. Yo aprendo el español.
2. Ella practica las matemáticas.
3. Nosotros comemos unos mangos.
4. Tú necesitas la tarea.
5. Ellos necesitan el marcador.
Create a sentence or question using the given subject and verb. Instead of stating the object in parenthesis, use it's direct object pronoun.
Ejemplo: Tú / mirar (el programa) -----> Tú lo miras.
1. Ellos / buscar (su perro)
2. Tú / comer (la fruta)
3. Yo / conocer (la mujer)
4. Mi amiga / saber (las respuestas)
5. Paco /no compartir (los lápices)
Make up 4 simple questions in the tú and/or ustedes forms. Each question should begin with a conjugated verb and have a direct object stated after the verb.
Then, find a partner. Ask each other your questions. Answer each other's questions aloud, being sure to use a direct object pronoun in your response. Write your partner's responses to your questions. Fix their mistakes if there are any. Discuss anything you feel needs to be fixed.
1. Y tú, ¿escribes poemas?
Possible answers: No, yo no las escribo. or Sí, yo las escribo.
2. Tú ¿abres regalos el 24 de diciembre?
Possible answers: Sí, yo los abro. or No, yo no los abro.