First of all, let´s read the instructions carefully, understand them, and remember the information we need to do the activity.

This activity is related to the affirmative **tú** command with direct and indirect object pronouns.

Remember, when you are talking to a friend, a family member, a child, or a friend, you use the **tú** command, which is the same as the Usted form of the present tense of the verb.

**Example**

|Spanish | |
|–|–|
|**Present Tense**|**Tú comand** |
|Usted baila. |¡Baila! |
|Usted come. |¡Come! |

It is good to comment that the form of the present simple of *Usted*, coincides with that of Él y Ella.
**Example**

|Spanish| ||
|–|–|–|–|
|**Present Tense**||
|Usted come. |Él come.| Ella come.
|Usted baila. |Él baila. |Ella baila .

Some verbs have irregular affirmative **Tú** command form, so you have to memorize them.
**Example**

| Spanish| Hacer| Tener| Venir|
|–|–| –| –|
|**Tú command** |Haz | Ten| Ven|

Before doing the activity let´s remember the basics about direct object pronouns.

They describe what receives the action of the verbs, and allow us to avoid repeating words.

Usually, they are in front of a conjugated verb.
**Example**: Si, **la** veo.

With **affirmative commands**, the object pronouns are attached to the end of the verb.

Example:
Pinta **la casa**.
Pínta**la**.

Remember that when you add an object pronoun to the regular imperative form, a written accent has to be added to the verb.

**Example**:
Come **las verduras**.
Cóme**las**

Direct object pronouns must agree in number (plural, singular) and gender (feminine, masculine).

The direct object pronouns are:

|Spanish|Singular |Plural |
|–|–| –|
| 1ra persona.|me |nos |
|2da persona. |te |os |
|3ra persona. |lo/la |los/ las

The direct object pronouns are:

|English|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|–|
| 1st person.|me |us |
|2nd person. |you | you
|3rd person. |him/her/it| them

C.- For each question, write an answer using one of the affirmative **tú** commands with the correct direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las). Use the word bank to help you choose the correct forms. Add accent as needed. Follow the model.

**Modelo**:
¿Cocino el pavo?. Sí, cocina**lo**.

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|1.- ¿Enciendo las velas?. Sí,, ____. |Do I light the candles?. Yes, ____. |
**Las velas** is a *3rd, feminine, plural noun*, so the correct object pronoun is **las**.

The answer is:
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|1.- ¿Enciendo las velas?. Sí, enciénde**las**.. |Do I light the candles?. Yes, light them.

First of all, let´s read the instructions carefully, understand them, and remember the information we need to do the activity.

This activity is related to the affirmative **tú** command with direct and indirect object pronouns.

Remember, when you are talking to a friend, a family member, a child, or a friend, you use the **tú** command, which is the same as the Usted form of the present tense of the verb.

**Example**

|Spanish | |
|–|–|
|**Present Tense**|**Tú comand** |
|Usted baila. |¡Baila! |
|Usted come. |¡Come! |

It is good to comment that the form of the present simple of *Usted*, coincides with that of Él y Ella.
**Example**

|Spanish| ||
|–|–|–|–|
|**Present Tense**||
|Usted come. |Él come.| Ella come.
|Usted baila. |Él baila. |Ella baila .

Some verbs have irregular affirmative **Tú** command form, so you have to memorize them.
**Example**

| Spanish| Hacer| Tener| Venir|
|–|–| –| –|
|**Tú command** |Haz | Ten| Ven|

Before doing the activity let´s remember the basics about direct object pronouns.

They describe what receives the action of the verbs, and allow us to avoid repeating words.

Usually, they are in front of a conjugated verb.
**Example**: Si, **la** veo.

With **affirmative commands**, the object pronouns are attached to the end of the verb.

Example:
Pinta **la casa**.
Pínta**la**.

Remember that when you add an object pronoun to the regular imperative form, a written accent has to be added to the verb.

**Example**:
Come **las verduras**.
Cóme**las**

Direct object pronouns must agree in number (plural, singular) and gender (feminine, masculine).

The direct object pronouns are:

|Spanish|Singular |Plural |
|–|–| –|
| 1ra persona.|me |nos |
|2da persona. |te |os |
|3ra persona. |lo/la |los/ las

The direct object pronouns are:

|English|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|–|
| 1st person.|me |us |
|2nd person. |you | you
|3rd person. |him/her/it| them

C.- For each question, write an answer using one of the affirmative **tú** commands with the correct direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las). Use the word bank to help you choose the correct forms. Add accent as needed. Follow the model.

**Modelo**:
¿Cocino el pavo?. Sí, cocina**lo**.

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|2.-¿Pido unas flores?. Sí, ____ .|Do I ask for some flowers? Yes, ____ . |
**Unas flores** is a *3rd, feminine, plural noun*, so the correct object pronoun is **las**.

The answer is:
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|2.-¿Pido unas flores?. Sí, píde**las**.|Do I ask for some flowers? Yes, ask for them. |

First of all, let´s read the instructions carefully, understand them, and remember the information we need to do the activity.

This activity is related to the affirmative **tú** command with direct and indirect object pronouns.

Remember, when you are talking to a friend, a family member, a child, or a friend, you use the **tú** command, which is the same as the Usted form of the present tense of the verb.

**Example**

|Spanish | |
|–|–|
|**Present Tense**|**Tú comand** |
|Usted baila. |¡Baila! |
|Usted come. |¡Come! |

It is good to comment that the form of the present simple of *Usted*, coincides with that of Él y Ella.
**Example**

|Spanish| ||
|–|–|–|–|
|**Present Tense**||
|Usted come. |Él come.| Ella come.
|Usted baila. |Él baila. |Ella baila .

Some verbs have irregular affirmative **Tú** command form, so you have to memorize them.
**Example**

| Spanish| Hacer| Tener| Venir|
|–|–| –| –|
|**Tú command** |Haz | Ten| Ven|

Before doing the activity let´s remember the basics about direct object pronouns.

They describe what receives the action of the verbs, and allow us to avoid repeating words.

Usually, they are in front of a conjugated verb.
**Example**: Si, **la** veo.

With **affirmative commands**, the object pronouns are attached to the end of the verb.

Example:
Pinta **la casa**.
Pínta**la**.

Remember that when you add an object pronoun to the regular imperative form, a written accent has to be added to the verb.

**Example**:
Come **las verduras**.
Cóme**las**

Direct object pronouns must agree in number (plural, singular) and gender (feminine, masculine).

The direct object pronouns are:

|Spanish|Singular |Plural |
|–|–| –|
| 1ra persona.|me |nos |
|2da persona. |te |os |
|3ra persona. |lo/la |los/ las

The direct object pronouns are:

|English|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|–|
| 1st person.|me |us |
|2nd person. |you | you
|3rd person. |him/her/it| them

C.- For each question, write an answer using one of the affirmative **tú** commands with the correct direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las). Use the word bank to help you choose the correct forms. Add accent as needed. Follow the model.

**Modelo**:
¿Cocino el pavo?. Sí, cocina**lo**.

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|3.- ¿Hago el menú?. Sí, ____. |Do I make the menu? Yes, ____.|
**El menú** is a *3rd, masculine, singular noun*, so the correct object pronoun is **lo**.

The answer is:
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|3.- ¿Hago el menú?. Sí, haz**lo**. |Do I make the menu? Yes, do it.|

First of all, let´s read the instructions carefully, understand them, and remember the information we need to do the activity.

This activity is related to the affirmative **tú** command with direct and indirect object pronouns.

Remember, when you are talking to a friend, a family member, a child, or a friend, you use the **tú** command, which is the same as the Usted form of the present tense of the verb.

**Example**

|Spanish | |
|–|–|
|**Present Tense**|**Tú comand** |
|Usted baila. |¡Baila! |
|Usted come. |¡Come! |

It is good to comment that the form of the present simple of *Usted*, coincides with that of Él y Ella.
**Example**

|Spanish| ||
|–|–|–|–|
|**Present Tense**||
|Usted come. |Él come.| Ella come.
|Usted baila. |Él baila. |Ella baila .

Some verbs have irregular affirmative **Tú** command form, so you have to memorize them.
**Example**

| Spanish| Hacer| Tener| Venir|
|–|–| –| –|
|**Tú command** |Haz | Ten| Ven|

Before doing the activity let´s remember the basics about direct object pronouns.

They describe what receives the action of the verbs, and allow us to avoid repeating words.

Usually, they are in front of a conjugated verb.
**Example**: Si, **la** veo.

With **affirmative commands**, the object pronouns are attached to the end of the verb.

Example:
Pinta **la casa**.
Pínta**la**.

Remember that when you add an object pronoun to the regular imperative form, a written accent has to be added to the verb.

**Example**:
Come **las verduras**.
Cóme**las**

Direct object pronouns must agree in number (plural, singular) and gender (feminine, masculine).

The direct object pronouns are:

|Spanish|Singular |Plural |
|–|–| –|
| 1ra persona.|me |nos |
|2da persona. |te |os |
|3ra persona. |lo/la |los/ las

The direct object pronouns are:

|English|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|–|
| 1st person.|me |us |
|2nd person. |you | you
|3rd person. |him/her/it| them

C.- For each question, write an answer using one of the affirmative **tú** commands with the correct direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las). Use the word bank to help you choose the correct forms. Add accent as needed. Follow the model.

**Modelo**:
¿Cocino el pavo?. Sí, cocina**lo**.

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|4.- ¿Pongo la mesa?. Sí, ____. |Do I set the table?. Yes, ____. |
**La mesa** is a *3rd, feminine, singular noun*, so the correct object pronoun is **la**.

The answer is:
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|4.- ¿Pongo la mesa?. Sí, ponla. |Do I set the table?. Yes, set it. |

First of all, let´s read the instructions carefully, understand them, and remember the information we need to do the activity.

This activity is related to the affirmative **tú** command with direct and indirect object pronouns.

Remember, when you are talking to a friend, a family member, a child, or a friend, you use the **tú** command, which is the same as the Usted form of the present tense of the verb.

**Example**

|Spanish | |
|–|–|
|**Present Tense**|**Tú comand** |
|Usted baila. |¡Baila! |
|Usted come. |¡Come! |

It is good to comment that the form of the present simple of *Usted*, coincides with that of Él y Ella.
**Example**

|Spanish| ||
|–|–|–|–|
|**Present Tense**||
|Usted come. |Él come.| Ella come.
|Usted baila. |Él baila. |Ella baila .

Some verbs have irregular affirmative **Tú** command form, so you have to memorize them.
**Example**

| Spanish| Hacer| Tener| Venir|
|–|–| –| –|
|**Tú command** |Haz | Ten| Ven|

Before doing the activity let´s remember the basics about direct object pronouns.

They describe what receives the action of the verbs, and allow us to avoid repeating words.

Usually, they are in front of a conjugated verb.
**Example**: Si, **la** veo.

With **affirmative commands**, the object pronouns are attached to the end of the verb.

Example:
Pinta **la casa**.
Pínta**la**.

Remember that when you add an object pronoun to the regular imperative form, a written accent has to be added to the verb.

**Example**:
Come **las verduras**.
Cóme**las**

Direct object pronouns must agree in number (plural, singular) and gender (feminine, masculine).

The direct object pronouns are:

|Spanish|Singular |Plural |
|–|–| –|
| 1ra persona.|me |nos |
|2da persona. |te |os |
|3ra persona. |lo/la |los/ las

The direct object pronouns are:

|English|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|–|
| 1st person.|me |us |
|2nd person. |you | you
|3rd person. |him/her/it| them

C.- For each question, write an answer using one of the affirmative **tú** commands with the correct direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las). Use the word bank to help you choose the correct forms. Add accent as needed. Follow the model.

**Modelo**:
¿Cocino el pavo?. Sí, cocina**lo**.

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|5.- ¿Traigo una botella de vino?. Sí, ____.|Do I bring a bottle of wine? Yes, ____.
**Una botella** is a *3rd, feminine, singular noun*, so the correct object pronoun is **la**.

The answer is:
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|5.- ¿Traigo una botella de vino?. Sí, tráela.|Do I bring a bottle of wine? Yes, bring it.