Two Spanish questions? Need help. Pronoun work.

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Welcome to SpanishDict. I see you haven't completed your profile. - rac1, Dec 4, 2015

Do you have teachers that don't explain things to you? - rac1, Dec 4, 2015

Rac, no I am sure they have teachers who do explain , but sometimes the teachers have students who don't listen lol hahaha - FELIZ77, Dec 4, 2015

Return to your teacher my friend , that is what they are there for . Or start our lessons here , then you will begin to "understand" which is the most important. - ray76, Dec 5, 2015

Answer 1

I am not sure how to help you. Those answers look correct to me. You may need to ask the person saying that they are not.

Here is the same question, with agreement with me in that those are correct answers, from 5 years ago (the individual I am quoting is no longer here, but was generally quite accurate from what I have seen of their answers from the past) :

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/132737/help-indirect-and-direct-pronouns-are-killing-me

I will quote part of the answer from that:

Affirmative sentence:

Léenoslos. (being an affirmative, informal command the pronouns must be appended to the verb. The 3rd, person, singular, present tense, indicative mood verb ending is used.)

Negative sentence:

No nos los leas. (being a negative, informal command the pronouns must precede the verb and the 2nd person, singular, present tense, subjunctive mood verb ending is used).

I read the question and on what I had learned would have given the answers they have been told is wrong. The imperative is only one syllable but there are two pronouns so the tilde is correct. - Mardle, Dec 5, 2015

Are wrong - Mardle, Dec 5, 2015

Yes, they clearly look written as informal commands and not simple indicative. If you interpret them as simple indicative you would get different answers. Thanks for your support. :) - bosquederoble, Dec 5, 2015