Help with direct object please!!!
So, the directions are :
Rewrite the following sentences using a Direct Object pronoun.
'Visitamos a Teresa el mes pasado.'
I know it means something like... we visited Teresa last month.
And I know that the direct objects are something like... me, te , lo/la, nos ... and los/las
Thanks for any help this same day!
10 Answers
Valerie said:
kel said:
Okay, I think i´ve worked past that question okay. Another problem I have is answering the following question. I think what I have is right, but I´m doing this on the computer, which grades me for my teacher. The computer says I´m wrong. Can you just help me figure out my problem?
The question is :Escribes composiciones en la clase de español?
My answer: Sí, yo la escribo en la clase de español.
Am I answering this using the Direct Object Pronoun incorrectly?
Composiciones is plural. Make your pronoun plural
Oh... I missed that! Thank you!
kel said:
Okay, I think i´ve worked past that question okay.
Another problem I have is answering the following question. I think what I have is right, but I´m doing this on the computer, which grades me for my teacher. The computer says I´m wrong. Can you just help me figure out my problem?
The question is :Escribes composiciones en la clase de español?
My answer: Sí, yo la escribo en la clase de español.
Am I answering this using the Direct Object Pronoun incorrectly?
Composiciones is plural. Make your pronoun plural 
Okay, I think i´ve worked past that question okay.
Another problem I have is answering the following question. I think what I have is right, but I´m doing this on the computer, which grades me for my teacher. The computer says I´m wrong. Can you just help me figure out my problem?
The question is :Escribes composiciones en la clase de español?
My answer: Sí, yo la escribo en la clase de español.
Am I answering this using the Direct Object Pronoun incorrectly'
kel said:
Yes, I want to use words like her, him, and it. One question about Direct object in general, I need to rewrite this sentence to use Direct object, right?
If you feel that answering this would be cheating, just let me know.
Thanks for the help!
Let me give you a couple of examples:
Vi a tu hermano - Lo vi
Vi a tus padres - Los vi
kel said:
Valerie said:
Kel... we really don't want to do your homework for you, but we're happy to give hints!
Yes, I want to use words like her, him, and it.
One question about Direct object in general, I need to rewrite this sentence to use Direct object, right?
If you feel that answering this would be cheating, just let me know.
Thanks for the help!
Kel, just look at Lazarus's reply and I am sure you can work it out.
Valerie said:
Kel... we really don't want to do your homework for you, but we're happy to give hints!
Post your best shot at it, and we'll tell you if it's right!
Yes, I want to use words like her, him, and it.
One question about Direct object in general, I need to rewrite this sentence to use Direct object, right?
If you feel that answering this would be cheating, just let me know.
Thanks for the help!
The direct object is "a Teresa", and this is what each pronoun means:
Me = a mí (to me)
Te = a ti (to you)
Le = a él / a usted (to him / to you Sir)
La = a ella (to her)
Nos = a nosotros (to us)
Os = a vosotros (to you guys)
Les = a ellos / a ustedes (to them / to you Sirs)
Now just chose the right pronoun... for "a Teresa" (to her).
LadyDi said:
Did you want it rewritten with different words like, "Nos fuimos donde Teresa el mes pasado" or with the same verb: "visitar"?
I would like to use the same verb, visitar.
Kel... we really don't want to do your homework for you, but we're happy to give hints!
Can you use one of those direct object pronouns you listed to make the sentence say: "We visited her last month."? Hint: think about where in the sentence the direct object pronoun belongs...
Post your best shot at it, and we'll tell you if it's right!
Did you want it rewritten with different words like, "Nos fuimos donde Teresa el mes pasado" or with the same verb: "visitar"'
