Direct Object Pronouns, Spanish

The correct answer is "The cat sees the dog." This is because the question asks for the translation of the phrase "El gato ve el perro," and this option accurately translates the phrase from Spanish to English.

The correct answer is "us" because "nos" is a Spanish pronoun that translates to "us" in English.

The correct answer is "Nosotros los tomamos." In Spanish, the verb "tomar" means "to take." The subject pronoun "nosotros" means "we." The pronoun "los" is used to refer to masculine plural objects. Therefore, the sentence "Nosotros los tomamos" translates to "We take them."

The word "al" in the sentence "Nosotros invitamos al chico" is a combination of "a" (which means "to") and "el" (which means "the"). This combination is used to indicate that the action of inviting is directed towards a specific person, in this case, "the boy."

The correct answer is "El perro me ve." In this sentence, the direct object pronoun "me" is correctly placed before the verb "ve" to indicate that the dog sees "me."

The correct answer is "El gato nos va a ver" because it translates to "The cat is going to see us." In this sentence, "El gato" means "The cat," "nos" means "us," "va a ver" means "is going to see." Therefore, the sentence accurately conveys the meaning of the given English sentence.

The personal "a" rule applies when talking about a person. In Spanish, the preposition "a" is used before a direct object that refers to a specific person or persons. This is done to show respect or to indicate that the person is the direct recipient of the action. For example, "Veo a Juan" (I see Juan) or "Conozco a María" (I know María). However, the personal "a" is not used when talking about animals or objects, only when referring to people.

In a sentence, the direct object can be attached to the front of the conjugated verb. This means that the direct object comes immediately before the verb in the sentence structure.

To find the direct object pronoun in a sentence, you need to ask "what is being verbed?" This question helps identify the direct object, which is the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb. By asking this question, you can determine the word or phrase that directly follows the verb and functions as the direct object.