Translate the sentences from English to Spanish using direct and indirect object pronouns
1. I gave the money to Mary.
2. I gave it to her.
3. Did you give the money to Mary?
4. Did you give it to her?
5. Have you given the money to Mary?
6. I hope that you have given it to her.
7. I think that John gave the money to Mary.
8. I hope that he gives it to her.
9. I was hoping that he would give the money to her.
10. I don't know if John has given the money to Mary.
11. Do you know if John has given it to her?
12. I was hoping that you would give her the money that she needed.
13. Mary says that she wants you to give it to her.
14. Mary says that she wants you to give her the money that she needs.
15. Can you give her the money?
Translated sentences
1. I gave the money to Mary.
Yo le di el dinero a María.
2. I gave it to her.
Yo se lo di.
3. Did you give the money to Mary?
¿Le diste el dinero a María?
4. Did you give it to her?
¿Se lo diste?
5. Have you given the money to Mary?
¿Le has dado el dinero a María?
6. I hope that you have given it to her.
Yo espero que tú se lo hayas dado.
7. I think that John gave the money to Mary.
Yo creo que Juan le dio el dinero a María.
8. I hope that he gives it to her.
Yo espero que él se lo dé.
9. I was hoping that he would give the money to her.
Yo esperaba que él le diera el dinero.
10. I don't know if John has given the money to Mary.
Yo no sé si Juan le ha dado el dinero a María.
11. Do you know if John has given it to her?
¿Sabes si Juan se lo ha dado?
12. I was hoping that you would give her the money that she needed.
Yo esperaba que tú le dieras el dinero que ella necesitaba.
13. Mary says that she wants you to give it to her.
María dice que ella quiere que tú se lo des.
14. Mary says that she wants you to give her the money that she needs.
María dice que ella quiere que tú le des el dinero que ella necesita.
15. Can you give her the money?
¿Le puedes dar el dinero?
Translate the sentences from English to Spanish, pay attention to the tense and mode.
Example: The professor wants us to bring them (reports) to him.
Answer: El profesor quiere que se los traigamos.
1. We gave them to the substitute yesterday.
2. I turned it in to the secretary.
3. The professor will return them to us tomorrow.
4. He wants us to correct them.
5. My friend lost hers last night.
Translated sentences
1. We gave them to the substitute yesterday.
Se lo dimos al sustituto ayer.
2. I turned it in to the secretary.
Se lo devolví a la secretaria.
3. The professor will return them to us tomorrow.
El profesor nos los devolverá mañana.
4. He wants us to correct them.
El quiere que los corrijamos.
5. My friend lost hers last night.
Mi amiga perdió el suyo anoche.
