Locating a Direct Object
Veo a la profesora.
Profesora
Veo a la profesora.
La veo.
me
direct object for "us"
nos
direct object pronouns are placed directly before conjugated verbs
true
Montgomery tiene el itinerario.
Itinerario
Hector tiene el itinerario.
Hector lo tiene.
direct object for "you(formal) her, it"
la
direct object for "you, them" (feminine)
las
When an infinitive follows the conjugated verb, the direct object pronoun can be placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive.
true
Tengo el pasaporte.
Pasaporte
Senor tiene el libro.
Senor lo tiene.
direct object for "you"
te
direct object for "you, them" (masculine)
los
The direct object pronoun for vosotros is vos.
false, the direct object pronoun is os
Llamaron a mi mama.
Mi Mama
Yo compro los zapatos.
Yo los compro.
direct object for "you (formal), him, it"
lo
direct object for "you,(familiar)"
os
The direct object pronoun used to correctly restate the sentence Ellos llaman a tu madre y a ti is nos.
false, the correct direct object pronoun is os
Manuel tiene una boleta.
Boleta
Tengo la manzana.
La Tengo.
list all of the singular direct object pronouns in spanish.
me
te
lo
la
list all of the plural direct object pronouns in spanish.
nos
os
los
las
In the following sentence the direct object pronoun is me can be placed before the subject pronoun and after the infinitive:
Yo quiero visitar a mis amigos.
false, the correct direct object pronoun is los and should be placed before the first conjugated verb or after the infinitive.