In this exercise, we need to answer the questions using pronouns.

Remember that **reflexive pronouns, indirect object pronouns**, and **direct object pronouns** all function in relation to the action of the verb in a sentence.
– **Reflexive pronouns** appear with reflexive verbs making reference to the same person, place, or thing as the subject.
– **Indirect object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or for whom? about the verb.
– **Direct object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or what? about the verb.

Here, the corresponding verb is “**llevar**” and as the answer needs to be addressed to your friend, you need to answer with “**tú**”, which implies second person singular. The corresponding verb in present tense is “**llévalas**”.

Notice that we are also talking about **”las sandalias *(the slippers)***”, which implies third person plural. Then, the corresponding personal pronoun is **las**.

Finally, the answer to your friend could be:

– Sí, lléva**las**.
– *Yes, take them.*

In this exercise, we need to answer the questions using pronouns.

Remember that **reflexive pronouns, indirect object pronouns**, and **direct object pronouns** all function in relation to the action of the verb in a sentence.
– **Reflexive pronouns** appear with reflexive verbs making reference to the same person, place, or thing as the subject.
– **Indirect object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or for whom? about the verb.
– **Direct object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or what? about the verb.

Here, the corresponding verb is “**comprar**” and as the answer needs to be addressed to your friend, you need to answer with “**tú**”, which implies second person singular. The corresponding verb in present tense is “**cómpralo**”.

Notice that we are also talking about **”el reloj *(the watch)***”, which implies third person singular. Then, the corresponding personal pronoun is **lo**.

Finally, the answer to your friend could be:

– Sí, cómpra**lo**.
– *Yes, buy it.*

In this exercise, we need to answer the questions using pronouns.

Remember that **reflexive pronouns, indirect object pronouns**, and **direct object pronouns** all function in relation to the action of the verb in a sentence.
– **Reflexive pronouns** appear with reflexive verbs making reference to the same person, place, or thing as the subject.
– **Indirect object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or for whom? about the verb.
– **Direct object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or what? about the verb.

Here, the corresponding verb is “**usar**” and as the answer needs to be addressed to your friend, you need to answer with “**tú**”, which implies second person singular. The corresponding verb in present tense is “**úsala**”.

Notice that we are also talking about **”la gorra *(the cap)***”, which implies third person singular. Then, the corresponding personal pronoun is **la**.

Finally, the answer to your friend could be:

– Sí, úsa**la**.
– *Yes, wear it.*

In this exercise, we need to answer the questions using pronouns.

Remember that **reflexive pronouns, indirect object pronouns**, and **direct object pronouns** all function in relation to the action of the verb in a sentence.
– **Reflexive pronouns** appear with reflexive verbs making reference to the same person, place, or thing as the subject.
– **Indirect object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or for whom? about the verb.
– **Direct object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or what? about the verb.

Here, the corresponding verb is “**llevar**” and as the answer needs to be addressed to your friend, you need to answer with “**tú**”, which implies second person singular. The corresponding verb in present tense is “**llévalas**”.

Notice that we are also talking about **”las joyas *(the jewels)***”, which implies third person plural. Then, the corresponding personal pronoun is **las**.

Finally, the answer to your friend could be:

– Sí, lléva**las**.
– *Yes, take them.*

In this exercise, we need to answer the questions using pronouns.

Remember that **reflexive pronouns, indirect object pronouns**, and **direct object pronouns** all function in relation to the action of the verb in a sentence.
– **Reflexive pronouns** appear with reflexive verbs making reference to the same person, place, or thing as the subject.
– **Indirect object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or for whom? about the verb.
– **Direct object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or what? about the verb.

Here, the corresponding verb is “**comprar**” and as the answer needs to be addressed to your friend, you need to answer with “**tú**”, which implies second person singular. The corresponding verb in present tense is “**cómpralo**”.

Notice that we are also talking about **”el traje *(the suit)*”**, which implies third person singular. Then, the corresponding personal pronoun is **lo**.

Finally, the answer to your friend could be:

– Sí, cómpra**lo**.
– *Yes, buy it.*

In this exercise, we need to answer the questions using pronouns.

Remember that **reflexive pronouns, indirect object pronouns**, and **direct object pronouns** all function in relation to the action of the verb in a sentence.
– **Reflexive pronouns** appear with reflexive verbs making reference to the same person, place, or thing as the subject.
– **Indirect object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or for whom? about the verb.
– **Direct object pronouns** answer questions such as whom? or what? about the verb.

Here, the corresponding verb is “**ponerse**” and as the answer needs to be addressed to your friend, you need to answer with “**tú**”, which implies second person singular. The corresponding verb in present tense is “**póntelo**”.

Notice that we are also talking about **”el cinturón *(the belt)***”, which implies third person singular. Then, the corresponding personal pronoun is **lo**.

Finally, the answer to your friend could be:

– Sí, pónte**lo**.
– *Yes, put it on.*