Commands using the given words are created using the conjugation of the verbs in Imperative Form and Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns.
<h3>How to create
Sentences with
Double Object Pronoun?</h3>
Sentences with double object pronouns are common in Spanish, since they are usually commands that mention which person should carry out the action and on which subject it should be carried out. In the case of the given words, the commands would be:
- Tráemelos
- Escúchenlo
- No words
- No se la digas.
- No se los pongan.
- Hácela
- Vaya
- Cómpramelos
- No se la escribas.
- Pídanselo
You should keep in mind that not all object pronouns can always be attached to the same word, as is the case with negative sentences.
More information about Object Pronouns in Spanish: brainly.com/question/19009622
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Mi primo es joven =My cousin is young
Different due to time and date, also because they’re recess is after lunch. They have multiple teachers in Elementary, and they do not speak the same language and are not from this country
