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Avancemos!: Cuaderno Practica Por Niveles 2, Revised

MCDOUGAL LITTEL

ISBN: 9780618765942

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Exercise 1

Step 1

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In this exercise we are asked to use the verb have to and the indicated verb using the correct direct object pronoun. The sentence reads:

Miguel: I can’t find the boarding pass
You: (search) ________

Step 2

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The singular direct object pronouns in Spanish are: me, te, lo, la and nos, os, los, las in the plural. The object pronoun is usually written before the verb.

For example:

¿**Los** ve usted?: Can you see them?

Tu hija no **nos** conoce: Your daughter doesn’t know us

¿**Lo** has visto?: Have you seen it?

¿No **me** oyes? : Can’t you hear me?

Step 3

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Therefore we need to apply this on the given question.

(“Miguel: No encuentro la tarjeta de embarque”).

Result

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You: Tienes que encontrar**la** para embarcar (or) **La** tienes que encontrar para embarcar.

Exercise 2

Step 1

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In this exercise we are asked to use the verb have to and the indicated verb using the correct direct object pronoun. The sentence reads:

Miguel: I don’t see the exit doors
You: (search) _______

Step 2

2 of 4

The singular direct object pronouns in Spanish are: me, te, lo, la and nos, os, los, las in the plural. The object pronoun is usually written before the verb.

For example:

¿**Los** ve usted?: Can you see them?

Tu hija no **nos** conoce: Your daughter doesn’t know us

¿**Lo** has visto?: Have you seen it?

¿No **me** oyes? : Can’t you hear me?

Step 3

3 of 4

Therefore we need to apply this to the given question. We need to use the verb (to search) with the correct object direct pronoun in this case is **Las**.
(“Miguel: No puedo ver las puertas de salida”)

Result

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You: Tienes que buscar**las** (or) **Las** tienes que buscar.

Exercise 3

Step 1

1 of 4

In this exercise we are asked to use the verb have to and the indicated verb using the correct direct object pronoun. The sentence reads:

Linda: do I need to check in the luggage?
You: (check in) _________

Step 2

2 of 4

The singular direct object pronouns in Spanish are: me, te, lo, la and nos, os, los, las in the plural. The object pronoun is usually written before the verb.

For example:

¿**Los** ve usted?: Can you see them?

Tu hija no **nos** conoce: Your daughter doesn’t know us

¿**Lo** has visto?: Have you seen it?

¿No **me** oyes? : Can’t you hear me?

Step 3

3 of 4

Therefore we need to apply this to the given question. We need to use the verb (to check in) with the correct object direct pronoun in this case is **Lo**.

(“Linda: ¿Necesito facturar mi equipaje?”).

Result

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You: Sí, debes facturar**lo** para viajar (or) **Lo** tienes que facturar para poder viajar.

Exercise 4

Step 1

1 of 4

In this exercise we are asked to use the verb have to and the indicated verb using the correct direct object pronoun. The sentence reads:

Linda: I need to buy some swimsuits

You: (buy) ___________

Step 2

2 of 4

The singular direct object pronouns in Spanish are: me, te, lo, la and nos, os, los, las in the plural. The object pronoun is usually written before the verb.

For example:

¿**Los** ve usted?: Can you see them?

Tu hija no **nos** conoce: Your daughter doesn’t know us

¿**Lo** has visto?: Have you seen it?

¿No **me** oyes? : Can’t you hear me?

Step 3

3 of 4

Therefore we need to apply this to the given question. We need to use the verb (to buy) with the correct object direct pronoun in this case is **Los**.

(“Linda: Necesito comprar unos trajes de baño”)

Result

4 of 4

You: Tienes que comprar**los** en la tienda (or) **Los** tienes que comprar en la tienda.

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