Choose the correct Direct Object Pronoun ( Los, Lo, Las, La )

1. )Ana piensa comprar una blusa de vernano porque tiene calor . Ana piensa comprar .

2.) Juan y yo queremos comprar unos gorros. Queremos .

3. ) ¿ Prefires unos pantalones cortos? Sí prefiero.

4. ) Mi chaqueta está rota, la quieted? No no quiero.

5.) ¿Quieres comprar el sombrero rojo? Sí quiero comprar .

PLEASE, PLEASE HELPP!

1. la

2. los

3. los

4. las

5. lo

Explanation:

i am pretty suree they are correct i a hispanic too

1.) Ana piensa comprar la.

2.) Queremos los.

3.) Si los prefiero.

4.) No no la quiero.

5.) Si lo quiero comprar.

Explanation:

1.) The object you are talking about, "una blusa de vernano" (vernano blouse), uses the article "una", which means that the blouse is feminine, meaning that you can only use "la" or "las". There is only one blouse, meaning that it is singular, which means that the pronoun has to be singular and feminine. The only pronoun that matches that description is "la".

2.) The object in this question is "unos gorros" (some hats). It uses the article "unos", signaling that it is masculine and plural. The only pronoun you could use in this situation is "los".

3.) The object is "unos pantalones cortos" (some short pants). Like question three, is uses the article "unos", meaning that it is masculine and plural. The pronoun you would use in this question is again "los".

4.) The object is "mi chaqueta" (my jacket). Even though there is no article before the object, you can still identify if it is masculine or feminine by looking at the last letter of the object. "chaqueta" ends in the letter "a", which is one of the letters a word will end in if it is feminine. Now that we know it is feminine, we can also look and see that "chaqueta" is not plural. So we would therefore use the pronoun "la".

5.) The object in this question is "el sombrero rojo" (the red hat). The article "el" signifies that "sombrero" is masculine. However, it is not plural, since "el" nor "sombrero" is pluralized. If it was plural, it would read "los sombreros rojos", not "el sombrero rojo". Make sure to note that if you are gonna make an object plural, that you also make the adjectives plural, otherwise it won't make sense. Anyways, since "el sombrero rojo" is singular and masculine, you would put the pronoun "lo".

Hope this helps! :)