Objective.
The purpose of this exercise is to practise the use of the unstressed form of the direct object.

Method.
In this exercise, there is a set of five pairs of sentences. You will read them carefully to understand them. The first sentence in the pair will contain a direct object. In the second sentence, you will replace it with the appropriate unstressed form. Remember to always match it with the word or phrase it describes. When it is the direct object of an infinitive, it will appear attached to the end of the verb similarly to a suffix. You may follow the below solutions for further guidance.

1. La
2. lo
3. me (llamarme)
4. la
5. los

Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the use of the unstressed form of the direct object.

Method.
In this exercise, there are four sets of elements of a sentence. You are given the grammatical subject, the verb in infinitive and the direct object in parentheses. You will replace the direct object with its corresponding unstressed form and conjugate the verb according to the subject to align them into a sentence. Remember to attach the unstressed direct object to the infinitive if the verb is not conjugated. You may follow the below solutions for further guidance.

1. Jorge y Ernesto quieren cerrarla.
2. Sonia y yo nunca lo perdemos en la tienda.
3. (Yo) no te entiendo.
4. (Tú) nos hablas del invierno en España.

Objective.
The purpose of this exercise is to practise the use of the unstressed form of the direct object.

Method.
There are three yes-or-no questions in this exercise. You will read them carefully to understand them. Then, you will respond in full sentences. Remember to use the unstressed form of the direct object in your response. You may consult the below solutions for further guidance.

1.A. Sí, los necesito.
1.B. No, no los necesito.

2.A. Sí, las necesito.
2.B. No, no las necesito.

3.A. Sí, lo necesito.
3.B. No, no lo necesito.