Grammar & verbs
Six worksheets drill Spanish direct object pronouns in increasing difficulty: the first has students underline the direct object in ten sentences, the second and third have them replace singular and plural direct objects with the correct pronoun (lo, la, los, las), and a fourth allows the pronoun before estar or attached to the gerund, with an accent where needed. A fifth worksheet has students attach the pronoun to an infinitive construction, and a sixth asks them to find and correct direct-object-pronoun errors in seven given sentences. All instructions and example sentences are written entirely in Spanish, with no English scaffolding provided anywhere in the file. No answer key is included with any of the six worksheets. Since the worksheets practice pronoun placement with gerunds and infinitives, students unsure of regular -ar, -er, and -ir endings can review them first with a Spanish verb conjugation chart .