Help! Informal Commands with Direct/Indirect Object Pronouns!

Question

Hi, I am in need of help with a project. I am writing informal commands with direct object and indirect object pronouns on the ends, but I am having a lot of trouble being sure where to place the accents :/ So! I was wondering is anyone would help me? I have Alimentasela (Alimenta + le + la or Feed it to him) and I think it's = Aliméntasela? Then I have Abrazalo (Abraza + lo or Hug him) = Abrázalo? Cepillalo (Cepilla + lo) = Cepíllalo? Despiertalo (Despierta + lo) = Despiértalo? Thank you for anyone that can help!!!! :D Also one more thing, if you are saying "I don't want to leave him" would it be "No quiero dejarlo"?

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Answer 1

All your answers are correct except the first one. Feed it to him in Spanish should be aliméntalo

Thank you very very much!!!! I really appreciate it! :) - Longhornslover9, Jun 11, 2015

Answer 2

In addition; because your last phrase No quiero dejarlo has two verbs, you can also change the position of the direct object to No lo quiero dejar. Both variants are correct.