Spanish Object Pronouns Quiz

The noun "ellas mujeres" in Spanish refers to a group of women, so the appropriate pronoun to use would be "las" which is the plural feminine pronoun. This pronoun agrees in gender and number with the noun it is referring to.

The correct answer is "la" because "la" is the feminine singular pronoun that agrees with the feminine noun "sopa." In Spanish, pronouns must match the gender and number of the noun they are replacing. Since "sopa" is a feminine singular noun, the pronoun that goes with it should also be feminine singular, which is "la."

The correct pronoun to go with the noun "el queso" is "lo". In Spanish, when referring to a masculine singular noun, the pronoun "lo" is used. In this case, "el queso" is a masculine singular noun, so the corresponding pronoun is "lo".

The correct pronoun that goes with the noun "El tenedor" is "lo". In Spanish, the pronoun "lo" is used to refer to a singular masculine noun, which is the case with "tenedor" (fork). Therefore, "lo" is the appropriate pronoun to use in this context.

"Lo" is the correct pronoun to go with the noun "El sillon" because "sillon" is a masculine noun in Spanish. The pronoun "lo" is used to refer to a singular masculine noun.

The correct pronoun that goes with the noun "Yo" is "me". In Spanish, "me" is used as the object pronoun for the first person singular, which corresponds to "I" in English. So, when referring to oneself after the noun "Yo", the pronoun "me" is used.

The noun "las escaleras" is a feminine plural noun in Spanish. The pronoun that agrees with it is "las", which is also feminine and plural. It is used to refer to the stairs in a feminine and plural form.

The correct answer is "los". In Spanish, "ustedes" is a plural pronoun that is used to address a group of people formally. The pronoun "los" is also plural and is used to refer to masculine nouns. Since "ustedes" is a plural pronoun, it requires a plural pronoun to match, and "los" is the appropriate choice in this case.

The correct pronoun that goes with the noun "usted" is "lo". In Spanish, "usted" is a formal singular pronoun that is used to address someone respectfully. The pronoun "lo" is used to refer to a masculine singular noun, which is the case with "usted". Therefore, "lo" is the appropriate pronoun to use in this context.