5.4 direct object nouns and pronouns
preocupados por el viaje
a. choose a verb to complete the conversations.
-por favor, mamá, yo quiero llevar la cámara.
—no, yo voy a (1)
- (llevarla/llevarlo), tú eres muy desordenada.
—pero, mamá entonces, yo llevo los pasaportes.
- no y no. yo (2)
(los llevo/ las llevo).
-¡qué mala eres!
-david, ya estamos listos para salir de viaje?
—no, primero tengo que llamar a mi novia.
- no tenemos tiempo. ¡ya sé! puedes (3) –
(llamarlos/llamarla
estación del tren.
-tienes razón. un momento, ¡también tenemos que comprar un mapa!

1. Llevarla

2. Los llevo

3. Llamarla

Explanation:

In Spanish you can add a pronoun to some verbs to replace the direct object. In English you would say "call her", but in Spanish the words combine into one word "llamarla". The pronoun must match the nouns number and person.  Also, nouns in Spanish have gender, so the pronoun must also observe the gender.

hello, how (you)? not bad. luisa. i'm jose luis. a lot. is that her? tania is from. select the sentence that does not belong. chau. good bye. see you later. hello, how are you? my name is victor. i'm carmen. what's your name? i am sorry. fine you. and you? nice to meet you. the taste is mine. delighted. complete the mini-dialogues with the appropriate words. "are they? " — they're from. where, nights where, spain call, united states where, delighted — good morning. i