Spanish object pronouns

Lo veo, te llamo, me ayudas…

Practice common Spanish object pronouns in real sentences. Train me, te, lo, la, le, nos and les.

 

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1. No ... entiendo.
Answer: lo
I do not understand it.
Lo is often used for 'it' or masculine direct objects.
2. ... llamo esta noche.
Answer: Te
I will call you tonight.
Te = you. Te llamo = I call you.
3. ¿Puedes ayudar...?
Answer: me
Can you help me?
Ayudarme = to help me.
4. No ... conozco muy bien.
Answer: la
I do not know her very well.
La is used for feminine direct objects: no la conozco.
5. Voy a escribir... mañana.
Answer: le
I am going to write to him tomorrow.
Le is often used for indirect objects: to him or to her.
6. Siempre ... veo en el supermercado.
Answer: lo
I always see him in the supermarket.
Lo veo = I see him / it.
7. Ella ... ayuda mucho.
Answer: me
She helps me a lot.
Me ayuda = she helps me.
8. ¿Cuándo ... llamas?
Answer: me
When are you calling me?
Me llamas = you call me.
9. No ... encuentro.
Answer: los
I cannot find them.
Los is used for masculine plural: no los encuentro.
10. Quiero ver..., pero ahora no puedo.
Answer: la
I want to see her, but I cannot right now.
Verla = to see her.
11. Mi madre ... llama todos los días.
Answer: me
My mother calls me every day.
Me llama = she calls me.
12. No ... escucho bien.
Answer: te
I cannot hear you well.
Te escucho = I hear you.
13. ¿Puedes traer... un café?
Answer: le
Can you bring him a coffee?
Le is used here for 'to him' or 'to her'.
14. Nunca ... vemos los domingos.
Answer: nos
We never see each other on Sundays.
Nos vemos = we see each other / we meet.
15. Voy a comprar... mañana.
Answer: lo
I am going to buy it tomorrow.
Comprarlo = to buy it.
16. Siempre ... escribo mensajes.
Answer: le
I always write messages to her.
Le escribo mensajes = I write messages to her/him.
17. ¿Por qué no ... ayudas?
Answer: nos
Why do you not help us?
Nos ayudas = you help us.
18. No ... entiendo cuando hablas rápido.
Answer: te
I do not understand you when you speak fast.
Te entiendo = I understand you.
19. Mis amigos ... invitan a cenar.
Answer: me
My friends invite me to dinner.
Me invitan = they invite me.
20. ¿Dónde ... dejaste?
Answer: lo
Where did you leave it?
Lo dejaste = you left it.
Spanish object pronouns
Exercises
1. No ... entiendo.
2. ... llamo esta noche.
3. ¿Puedes ayudar...?
4. No ... conozco muy bien.
5. Voy a escribir... mañana.
6. Siempre ... veo en el supermercado.
7. Ella ... ayuda mucho.
8. ¿Cuándo ... llamas?
9. No ... encuentro.
10. Quiero ver..., pero ahora no puedo.
11. Mi madre ... llama todos los días.
12. No ... escucho bien.
13. ¿Puedes traer... un café?
14. Nunca ... vemos los domingos.
15. Voy a comprar... mañana.
16. Siempre ... escribo mensajes.
17. ¿Por qué no ... ayudas?
18. No ... entiendo cuando hablas rápido.
19. Mis amigos ... invitan a cenar.
20. ¿Dónde ... dejaste?
Spanish object pronouns
Answer key
1. lo
I do not understand it.
Lo is often used for 'it' or masculine direct objects.
2. Te
I will call you tonight.
Te = you. Te llamo = I call you.
3. me
Can you help me?
Ayudarme = to help me.
4. la
I do not know her very well.
La is used for feminine direct objects: no la conozco.
5. le
I am going to write to him tomorrow.
Le is often used for indirect objects: to him or to her.
6. lo
I always see him in the supermarket.
Lo veo = I see him / it.
7. me
She helps me a lot.
Me ayuda = she helps me.
8. me
When are you calling me?
Me llamas = you call me.
9. los
I cannot find them.
Los is used for masculine plural: no los encuentro.
10. la
I want to see her, but I cannot right now.
Verla = to see her.
11. me
My mother calls me every day.
Me llama = she calls me.
12. te
I cannot hear you well.
Te escucho = I hear you.
13. le
Can you bring him a coffee?
Le is used here for 'to him' or 'to her'.
14. nos
We never see each other on Sundays.
Nos vemos = we see each other / we meet.
15. lo
I am going to buy it tomorrow.
Comprarlo = to buy it.
16. le
I always write messages to her.
Le escribo mensajes = I write messages to her/him.
17. nos
Why do you not help us?
Nos ayudas = you help us.
18. te
I do not understand you when you speak fast.
Te entiendo = I understand you.
19. me
My friends invite me to dinner.
Me invitan = they invite me.
20. lo
Where did you leave it?
Lo dejaste = you left it.
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