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This exercise is about Spanish indirect object pronouns and direct object pronouns, where you need to rephrase the sentences by replacing the indirect or direct objects with the appropriate pronouns.
Let’s go through each sentence, identify the object(s), and replace them with the correct pronoun in the blank.
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→ Jorge me compra flores.
- "para mí" → indirect object → me
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→ Marta nos cuenta la historia.
- "a nosotros" → indirect object → nos
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→ Los padres le leen el libro.
- "al niño" → indirect object → le
> Note: In Spanish, when the indirect object is a third person (él/ella/usted), we use le.
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→ Les escribo una carta.
- "a mis abuelos" → indirect object → les
> "mis abuelos" = plural → les
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→ Felipe le da un anillo.
- "a Juana" → indirect object → le
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→ Le vendemos la casa.
- "a Marta" → indirect object → le
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→ Le traigo el maquillaje.
- "a Mary Kay" → indirect object → le
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→ Le preparamos la cena.
- "para Guillermo" → indirect object → le
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→ Me compras la falda.
- "para mí" → indirect object → me
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→ Martín nos planta un árbol.
- "para nosotros" → indirect object → nos
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→ Ella les escribe una carta.
- "a ustedes" → indirect object → les
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→ Les enviamos el regalo.
- "a vosotros" → indirect object → les
> Note: Although "vosotros" is used in Spain, the pronoun les is still used for indirect object.
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→ Les sirvo la comida.
- "a ellas" → indirect object → les
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→ El arquitecto te diseña una casa.
- "para ti" → indirect object → te
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→ El mesero le sirve la bebida.
- "a Isabel" → indirect object → le
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1. Jorge me compra flores.
2. Marta nos cuenta la historia.
3. Los padres le leen el libro.
4. Les escribo una carta.
5. Felipe le da un anillo.
6. Le vendemos la casa.
7. Le traigo el maquillaje.
8. Le preparamos la cena.
9. Me compras la falda.
10. Martín nos planta un árbol.
11. Ella les escribe una carta.
12. Les enviamos el regalo.
13. Les sirvo la comida.
14. El arquitecto te diseña una casa.
15. El mesero le sirve la bebida.
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- We are replacing prepositional phrases like *para mí*, *a nosotros*, *a ella*, etc., with indirect object pronouns.
- The indirect object pronouns in Spanish are:
- me (a mí)
- te (a ti)
- le (a él / a ella / a usted)
- nos (a nosotros/as)
- os (a vosotros/as) – rare in Latin America
- les (a ellos / a ellas / a ustedes)
> Remember: Even though "les" can mean both "to them" and "to you all", it's used in both cases.
Also, note that "le" and "les" are often used even when the person is not explicitly mentioned, as long as the indirect object is clear from context.
Let me know if you'd like this explained with grammar rules!
Let’s go through each sentence, identify the object(s), and replace them with the correct pronoun in the blank.
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1. Jorge compra flores para mí.
→ Jorge me compra flores.
- "para mí" → indirect object → me
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2. Marta cuenta la historia a nosotros.
→ Marta nos cuenta la historia.
- "a nosotros" → indirect object → nos
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3. Los padres leen el libro al niño.
→ Los padres le leen el libro.
- "al niño" → indirect object → le
> Note: In Spanish, when the indirect object is a third person (él/ella/usted), we use le.
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4. Escribo una carta a mis abuelos.
→ Les escribo una carta.
- "a mis abuelos" → indirect object → les
> "mis abuelos" = plural → les
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5. Felipe da un anillo a Juana.
→ Felipe le da un anillo.
- "a Juana" → indirect object → le
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6. Vendemos la casa a Marta.
→ Le vendemos la casa.
- "a Marta" → indirect object → le
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7. Traigo el maquillaje (makeup) a Mary Kay.
→ Le traigo el maquillaje.
- "a Mary Kay" → indirect object → le
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8. Preparamos la cena para Guillermo.
→ Le preparamos la cena.
- "para Guillermo" → indirect object → le
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9. Compras la falda para mí.
→ Me compras la falda.
- "para mí" → indirect object → me
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10. Martín planta un árbol para nosotros.
→ Martín nos planta un árbol.
- "para nosotros" → indirect object → nos
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11. Ella escribe una carta a ustedes.
→ Ella les escribe una carta.
- "a ustedes" → indirect object → les
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12. Enviamos el regalo a vosotros.
→ Les enviamos el regalo.
- "a vosotros" → indirect object → les
> Note: Although "vosotros" is used in Spain, the pronoun les is still used for indirect object.
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13. Sirvo la comida a ellas.
→ Les sirvo la comida.
- "a ellas" → indirect object → les
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14. El arquitecto diseña una casa para ti.
→ El arquitecto te diseña una casa.
- "para ti" → indirect object → te
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15. El mesero sirve la bebida a Isabel.
→ El mesero le sirve la bebida.
- "a Isabel" → indirect object → le
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✔ Final Answers:
1. Jorge me compra flores.
2. Marta nos cuenta la historia.
3. Los padres le leen el libro.
4. Les escribo una carta.
5. Felipe le da un anillo.
6. Le vendemos la casa.
7. Le traigo el maquillaje.
8. Le preparamos la cena.
9. Me compras la falda.
10. Martín nos planta un árbol.
11. Ella les escribe una carta.
12. Les enviamos el regalo.
13. Les sirvo la comida.
14. El arquitecto te diseña una casa.
15. El mesero le sirve la bebida.
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🔍 Explanation:
- We are replacing prepositional phrases like *para mí*, *a nosotros*, *a ella*, etc., with indirect object pronouns.
- The indirect object pronouns in Spanish are:
- me (a mí)
- te (a ti)
- le (a él / a ella / a usted)
- nos (a nosotros/as)
- os (a vosotros/as) – rare in Latin America
- les (a ellos / a ellas / a ustedes)
> Remember: Even though "les" can mean both "to them" and "to you all", it's used in both cases.
Also, note that "le" and "les" are often used even when the person is not explicitly mentioned, as long as the indirect object is clear from context.
Let me know if you'd like this explained with grammar rules!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of direct object pronouns spanish worksheet.
