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3. No, nunca se pido a mis amigos. (los consejos)
Answer 3: No, nunca se los pido a mis amigos.
No, I never ask for advice from my friends.
4. Nos sirvieron. (el pollo)
Answer 4: Nos lo sirvieron.
They served it to us.
5. Necesito leche. ¿la puedes traer? (a mí)
Answer 5: Necesito leche. ¿Puedes traérmela?
I need milk Can you bring it to me?
6. ¿La gramática? Sí, nuestra profesora la enseñó bien. (a nosotros)
Answer 6: ¿La gramática? Sí, nuestra profesora nos la enseñó bien.
The grammar? Yes, our teacher taught it to us well.
7. Natalia la sirvió. (al cliente)
Answer 7: Natalia se la sirvió.
Natalia served it to him.
8. lo dices, ¿no? (a tus padres)
Answer 8: Se lo dices, ¿no?
You tell them, do not you?
9. ¿Tú preparaste los entremeses o tu compañera los compró? (a ti)
Answer 9: ¿Tú preparaste los entremeses o tu compañera te los compró?
Did you prepare the hors d'oeuvres or did your partner buy them for you?
10. Andrea nos está preparando al estilo cubano. (los frijoles negros)
Answer 10: Andrea nos los está preparando al estilo cubano.
Andrea is preparing them in the Cuban style.
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The correct direct object pronoun, or reflexive pronoun, in each case is:
Translation.
Direct object pronouns.
These words are used to indicate the person, the animal or the thing to which an action or its influence is directed, in Spanish, depending on the personal pronoun to which it is directed, they can be:
Reflexives pronouns.
They are used to indicate that the action is carried out by the noun for its own benefit or for its own account. Taking into account the personal pronouns, they can be:
In the vast majority of the sentences seen, the use of direct object pronouns was required, however, in those sentences that already contained it, the use of the reflexive pronoun according to the noun used is required.
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