Spanish DeMYSTiFieD, Second Edition by Jenny Petrow

Author:Jenny Petrow [Petrow, Jenny]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 2011-06-10T07:00:00+00:00

In the imperative, the pronoun is tacked on to the end of the verb form in the affirmative, and precedes the verb in the negative.

Written Practice 2

Rewrite the following sentences making the singular indirect object nouns and their pronouns plural, and the plural indirect object nouns and their pronouns singular. Follow the example.

Tienes que entregarle los informes al jefe. You have to deliver the reports to the boss.

Tienes que entregarles los informes a los jefes. You have to deliver the reports to the bosses.

1. No les mandes el paquete a ellas. Don’t send them the package.

Don’t send her the package.

2. Dile a tu hermano que venga. Tell your brother to come.

Tell your brothers to come.

3. ¿El cantante nos está hablando a nosotras? Is the singer talking to us?

Is the singer talking to me?

4. La profesora les habla a sus alumnos. The teacher talks to her students.

The teacher talks to her student.

5. Penélope te dio un beso a ti. Penélope gave you a kiss.

Penélope gave you (plural) a kiss.

6. No le des la espalda a tu amiga. Don’t turn your back on your friend.

Don’t turn your back on your friends.

7. Le mando una tarjeta de Navidad a mi pariente. I send a Christmas card to my relative.

I send a Christmas card to my relatives.

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