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Exercises - Direct Object

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	Review Exercise (Answers)
(Carolina wrote to José.) Carolina escribió a José.
(Pedro ran a butterfly.) Pedro corrió a una mariposa.
(The guests talked to the host.) Los huéspedes hablaron al anfitrión.
(The guide bought a dog.) El guía compró un perro.
(Raúl brought the tourist.) Raúl trajo al turista.
(The taxi driver drove to the airport.) El taxista condujo al aeropuerto.
(The kids ran a dog.) Los niños corrieron a un perro.
(My brother deceived Jorge.) Mi hermano engaño a Jorge.
(The plane flew to a town.) Mi avión voló a un pueblo.
(The bellboy arrived to the room.) El botones llegó al cuarto.
(Carlos received a souvenir.) Carlos recibió un recuerdo.
(María went to the pool.) María fue a la piscina.

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