In English, the Indirect Object pronouns are Me, You, Him, Her, Us, and Them
A los estudiantes no les gusta la tarea.
A ti y a mi nos interesa el arte
A ella le aburre el fútbol
A ti no te falta nada
Cada día estiro<u> los hombros </u>antes de levantar<u> las pesas.</u>
La <u>segunda opción,</u> es la <u>correcta</u> para <u>completar la oración.</u>
- <em>Es los hombros, pesas</em>
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The <u>correct option</u> is (los hombros, pesas)
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The translation to this sentence is "What is the most expensive gift"
You're correct, the answer is D. tomo.
How I remember it is this, in Spanish, "yo" means "I", "yo" has an "o" at the end of it and nearly all conjugations that need to be conjugated to "I ____." will have an "o" at the end!
