rewrite the sentence using direct object pronoun instead of using the direct object

Question

rewrite the sentence using direct object pronoun instead of using the direct object

Rewrite the sentence using correct spelling and punctuation. - Jubilado, Aug 6, 2013

lol - PapoPaz, Aug 6, 2013

Answer 1

The direct object receives the action of the verb. In Spanish the direct object agrees in number and gender with the noun it is replacing. Please do your own homework, post your attempt and see if someone will help you or confirm that you are correct. Thanks.

Answer 2

Ella no tiene el sacapuntas.

She does not have the pencil sharpener.

Ella no tiene ¿qué?

She does not have what?

The pencil sharpener. That is the direct object

El sacapuntas. Ese es el objeto directo

So you can substitute a direct object pronoun like these in this lesson.

Así que puedes sustituir un pronombre objeto directo como estos en esta lección.

She does not have it. (It is the direct object).

This is from a lesson on this site

Direct objects on SD

Direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las) {Beta} Overview

Direct objects are nouns which receive the action of a verb in a sentence. Direct object pronouns replace that noun (and also noun phrases and nominalized clauses). Just like personal (subject) pronouns replace the subject noun in a sentence, direct object pronouns replace the direct object noun in a sentence which can be a person or a thing.

Singular Plural 1st person me (me) nos (us) 2nd person te (you, familiar) os (you, familiar plural) 3rd person lo, la (it, him, her, you formal) los, las (them, you, formal plural) The direct object of a sentence can be an object:

• Sandra tiró la pelota. - Sandra threw the ball.

“La pelota” receives the action of “tiró.” “La pelota” is the direct object of the sentence. It is singular and feminine, and since it represents an inanimate object, it is in the 3rd person, therefore, you can replace it with the direct object pronoun “la.” Sandra la tiró. - Sandra threw it. - Los niños leen muchos libros. - The boys read lots of books.

“Muchos libros” receives the action of “leen.” It is plural, masculine, and 3rd person, so it can be replaced with the direct object pronoun “los.” Los niños los leen. The direct object of a sentence can also be a person:

They called us - Nos llamaron. I love you. - Te quiero.

Take a look at this lesson

direct objects

Very good lesson! I hope the person who posted will get all this. You should be selected a best answer. - Jubilado, Aug 6, 2013

Answer 3

ella no tiene el sacapuntas