Spanish Object Pronoun Placement Quiz

Check your understanding of Spanish object pronoun placement with focused true-or-false questions on the key rules, contrasts and examples from the lesson. Use this quiz after the lesson to check understanding and identify anything worth reviewing.

Estimated time: 9 minutes

Instructions

Decide whether each statement is true or false.

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True or False

Decide whether each statement is true or false.

1. With a simple conjugated present-tense verb, the direct object pronoun normally comes before the verb.

2. "Quiero comprarlo" is a correct way to place a direct object pronoun with an infinitive.

3. "Lo quiero comprar" is also correct in the lesson.

4. The lesson says you should use both pronoun positions at the same time for emphasis.

5. In "Quiero comprarlo," lo is the object of comprar.

6. With estar + gerund, the pronoun can appear before estar.

7. "La estoy buscando" is a correct form from the lesson.

8. "Estoy buscándola" is also a correct form from the lesson.

9. When a pronoun is attached to a gerund, a written accent may be required to preserve stress.

10. An attached pronoun should be written as a separate word after the infinitive.

11. "comprarlo" is written as one word.

12. "buscándola" is written as one word.

13. Changing pronoun position changes which object the pronoun refers to.

14. The choice between lo, la, los, and las still depends on the gender and number of the object.

15. For "la camiseta," "Quiero comprarla" uses the correct pronoun.

16. For "los billetes," "Voy a comprarlos" uses the correct pronoun.

17. For "las maletas," "Estoy buscándolas" uses the correct pronoun.

18. The lesson allows "Lo quiero comprar" and "Quiero comprarlo" as two positions with the same basic object relationship.

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