Answers:
LOCUTORA: ¡Qué placer tenerte en la radio para hablar de tu premio!
Te digo que pareces muy contento.
DIRECTOR: Sí, lo estoy. Este premio es muy importante para mí.
LOCUTORA: ¿A quién le dedicas el premio?
DIRECTOR: A mi esposa, claro. Ella me apoya siempre, me ayuda en los momentos malos y me acompaña siempre en mis viajes.
LOCUTORA: ¡Qué suerte tener una esposa así! Y cuéntame, ¿cuáles son tus proyectos ahora?
DIRECTOR: A mí siempre me gusta descansar después de cada película.
A mi esposa y a mí siempre nos gusta disfrutar de unas vacaciones.
<em>ANNOUNCER: What a pleasure to have you on the radio to talk about your prize!
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<em>I tell you that you seem very happy.
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<em>DIRECTOR: Yes, I am. This award is very important to me.
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<em>ANNOUNCER: Who do you dedicate the prize to?
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<em>DIRECTOR: To my wife, of course. She always supports me, helps me in the bad moments and always accompanies me in my travels.
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<em>ANNOUNCER: How lucky you are to have such a wife! And tell me, what are your projects now?
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<em>DIRECTOR: I always like to rest after each movie. My wife and I like to always enjoy a vacation.</em>
Explanation:
This is a Pronouns exercise. Some of these pronouns are indirect object pronouns and are always placed right before the verb in affirmative statements; some of these other pronouns are possessive adjectives or object pronouns.
