Ayúdanos!

Question

Teri y Manny están muy cansados después de su luna de miel y te piden ayuda. Explica lo que tú haces por ellos, y lo que ellos hacen por ti, usando el pronombre de objeto indirecto correcto.

Modelo: (a ellos) hacer las reservas para el vuelo Les hago las reservas para el vuelo.

Le bajo las maletas

(a ellos) llamar un taxi Les llamo un taxi.

(al agente) preguntar el horario Le pregunto el horario.

(a Teri y Manny) prometer escribir una carta Les prometo escribir una carta.

(a mí) Manny y Teri regalar un recuerdo de La Habana Manny y Teri me regalan un recuerdo de La Habana.

(a nosotros) Teri dar un beso Teri nos da un beso.

(a Manny) decir "Buen viaje" Le digo "Buen viaje"

(a mí) Manny y Teri dar una guayabera cubana por mi ayuda Teri y Manny me dan una guayabera cubana por mi ayuda.

Could someone check these

Answer 1

My only suggestion would be that when they give you more than a pronoun, use more than a pronoun in your answer.

(al agente) preguntar el horario Le pregunto el horario.

Le pregunto al agente el horario.

(a Teri y Manny) prometer escribir una carta Les prometo escribir una carta.

Les prometo a Teri y Manny escribir una carta.

(a Manny) decir "Buen viaje" Le digo "Buen viaje"

Le digo a Manny "Buen Viaje".

Yes, this can clarify things if need be. Many times the context has it clear enough, though. The main objective of the assignment was to choose the correct indirect object pronoun to refer to the noun/pronoun given. In English it would be redundant ... - hhmdirocco, Mar 5, 2011

... to use both, but in Spanish they can both be used for clarity or for emphasis, which you have done to perfection. - hhmdirocco, Mar 5, 2011

Yes, but if you were his Spanish teacher which would you prefer to see? - 0074b507, Mar 5, 2011

Answer 2

These are all correct. but in "Le digo 'Buen viaje'" I would say it "Le digo que 'Buen viaje.'" but it is not needed it is just better to say "que" because it means that. I tell him that...

but yes they are correct!

Sorry, bailey, that's not right. Think about it in English ... Would you say, "I tell him, 'Have a nice trip,'" or, "I tell him that 'Have a nice trip'"? The former is correct, without the "that" or the "que." Great you recognized they are all correct. - hhmdirocco, Mar 5, 2011

Answer 3

Great job! They are all correct.

"Le bajo las maletas" lacks the named indirect object, but the indirect object pronoun is correct for a third-person, singular indirect object, or for you (formal). And the verb is conjugated correctly if you are the one doing the action (first person).