Answer:
In order to complete this exercise correctly, you have to fill-in the blanks in each one of the exercises using an appropriate object pronoun for each case. <em>Note that, in order to choose the correct object pronoun for each case, you have to pay particular attention to the hints provided in the personal references in each sentence. </em>
Explanation:
Se <em>le</em> perdieron las maletas a Roberto.
A mis hermanas se <em>les</em> cayó la mesa.
A ti se <em>te</em> olvidó venir a buscarme ayer.
A mí se <em>me</em> quedó la ropa nueva en mi casa.
A las tías de Ana se <em>les</em> rompieron los vasos.
A Isabel y a mí se <em>nos</em> dañó el auto.
<span>A. emocionado - to get excited
B. emocionara - to get excited
C. se emociono - t</span>o get excited <span>
D. me emociono </span>- to get excited
As you can see.. they all mean the same thing, but your question asked...the correct way to say "<span>I get excited"
You'll have to conjugated the word into the "yo" form. Which leaves us with the answer choice "A" ending in "o"
Hope this helps.</span>
