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slega [8]
3 years ago
8

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate indirect object pronouns

Biology
2 answers:
Nastasia [14]3 years ago
6 0
1.me
2.nos
3.te
4.le
5.nos
6.te
7.me
8.me

You should check my answers again
Leokris [45]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1- TE

2- LE

3- NOS

4- ME

5- LES

6- ME

7- LES

8- LE

Explanation:

Hola, Ana Milena:

TE voy a comentar un secreto (a ti): mi cunada y yo LE estamos preparando a mi esposo una fiesta sorpresa. Tu tienes mucha experiencia en dar fiestas, verdad? Si NOS puedes dar unas ideas a mi cunada y a mi, estoy segura de que va a ser fabulosa. El cumpleaños de esteban es el 5 de diciembre. Para ese dia, mi amiga Yolanda ME va a prestar su casa. Tiene una casa enorme en el centro de la ciudad. Esta bien para sesenta invitados, no? Tambien pensamos contratar un grupo musical. LES debemos pagar un deposito a los musicos? Bueno, ME puedes contestar las preguntas hoy, por favor? Es que esta semana LES quiero mandar las invitaciones a los invitados.  

Tu amiga,

Carolina

p.d.: LE voy a dar un regalo muy especial a Esteban: un automovil nuevo!

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