Rewrite Sentences with Direct Object Pronouns

Introduction

In Spanish grammar, direct object pronouns are used to replace the direct object of a sentence. This helps to avoid redundancy and make the sentence more concise. Direct object pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb in a sentence.

Example

Original Sentence: Sarah va a comprar las entradas mañana.

Rewritten Sentence: Sarah va a comprarlas mañana.

Explanation

In the original sentence, "las entradas" is the direct object. To replace "las entradas" with a direct object pronoun, we use "las" to represent it. The rewritten sentence becomes "Sarah va a comprarlas mañana."

Practice

Now, let's practice rewriting sentences with direct object pronouns. Try to transform the following sentences by replacing the direct object with the appropriate pronoun:

Can you rewrite the given sentences using direct object pronouns?

1. María lo compró ayer. 2. Pedro la quiere estudiar ahora. 3. Ellos van a visitarlos el fin de semana.