Direct object pronouns!
Indirect object pronouns!
Present-tense verbs!
Past-tense verbs!
¡La rutina diaria!
100
Which direct object pronoun would you use to replace la camiseta?
la
100
Which indirect object pronoun would you use to mean "to us / for us" (me/te/le/nos/os/les)?
nos
100
present-tense "tú" form of "comer"
comes
100
I worked
trabajé
100
"levantarse" means (a) to get level (b) to wash up (c) to get up
(c) to get up
200
Which direct object pronoun would you use to replace los zapatos?
los
200
Which indirect object pronoun would you use to mean "to her / for her" (me/te/le/nos/os/les)?
le
200
they (plural) work
trabajan
200
You (singular) wrote
escribiste
200
"Nos vemos por la tarde" means
We'll see us in the afternoon / See you in the afternoon
300
Translate to Spanish: I don't have it. 
No lo tengo.
300
Translate to Spanish: He speaks to me.
Me habla.
300
You (singular) have a test.
Tienes un examen.
300
She lived in Vancouver.
(Ella) vivió en Vancouver.
300
"Me lavo las manos" means...
I wash my hands.
400
Translate to Spanish: I want them.
Las quiero.
400
Translate to Spanish: I speak to him.
Le hablo.
400
She plays soccer.
Juega al fútbol.
400
We ate the tamales.
Comimos los tamales.
400
"Te vistes por la mañana," means (a) You see yourself in the mirror. (b) Your vistas are the morning. (c) You get dressed in the morning.
(c) You get dressed in the morning.
500
Translate to Spanish: I need my book, but I don't have it.
Necesito mi libro, pero no lo tengo.
500
Translate to Spanish: She tells me the word.
Me dice la palabra.
500
Translate to Spanish: ¿Can you help me?
¿Me puedes ayudar?
500
I went to the school.
Fui a la escuela.
500
"Me arreglo el pelo": (a) I do my hair. (b) I register my pets. (c) I rest myself on the pillow.
(a) I do my hair.