Question

attempts left due february 6th 8:00 am
completa el siguiente resumen gramatical.
utiliza los pronombres directos e indirectos para escribir de nuevo las siguientes oraciones sin cambiar el sentido. sigue los mode
modelo me la vas a mostrar esta tarde.
vas a mostrármela esta tarde.
las mujeres deben comprarlas.
las mujeres las deben comprar.

1. ✔ los niños tienen que lavárselas.

los niños se las tienen que lavar
los niños se las tienen que lavar.

1. ✖ ustedes no se lo pueden comer.

ustedes no se pueden comérselo.
ustedes no se pueden comérselo.

Explanation:

To solve this, we follow the model of rearranging direct and indirect object pronouns in Spanish. The original sentence is "Ustedes no se lo pueden comer". We need to move the pronouns "se" (reflexive) and "lo" (direct object) to the appropriate position before the verb "comer" in its infinitive form, attaching them.

Step 1: Identify the pronouns and verb structure

The verb phrase is "pueden comer", with pronouns "se" (reflexive) and "lo" (direct object). We need to attach the pronouns to the infinitive "comer" while maintaining the reflexive and direct object structure.

Step 2: Rearrange the pronouns

Following the model (like "lavárselas" becoming "se las tienen que lavar" or "mostrármela"), we take the pronouns "se" and "lo" and attach them to the infinitive "comer" as "comérselo", and adjust the word order. The correct structure is "Ustedes no se pueden comérselo" (wait, no—wait, the reflexive pronoun "se" and the direct object "lo" need to be placed before the conjugated verb? Wait, no, in the model, "tienen que lavar" with "se las" before "tienen que". Wait, let's re-examine the model:

Model 1: "Los niños tienen que lavárselas" becomes "Los niños se las tienen que lavar". So the pronouns "se" (reflexive) and "las" (direct object) are moved before the conjugated verb "tienen", and the infinitive "lavar" is left. Wait, no—"lavárselas" is the infinitive with pronouns, and in the rephrased sentence, it's "se las tienen que lavar"—so "tienen que" is the conjugated part, and the pronouns are placed before "tienen".

Wait, the second model: "Las mujeres deben comprarlas" becomes "Las mujeres las deben comprar"—so the direct object pronoun "las" is moved before the conjugated verb "deben".

So in the sentence "Ustedes no se lo pueden comer"—let's parse the pronouns: "se" is reflexive, "lo" is direct object. The conjugated verb is "pueden", infinitive is "comer".

Following the model of moving the pronouns before the conjugated verb:

Original: Ustedes no [se] [lo] pueden [comer]

We need to move "se" and "lo" before "pueden", so:

Ustedes no se lo pueden comer → rearranged as Ustedes no se lo pueden comer? No, that's the same. Wait, no—the model for the reflexive and direct object: in the first model, "tienen que lavárselas" (infinitive with pronouns) becomes "se las tienen que lavar" (pronouns before the conjugated verb "tienen").

Wait, maybe the correct rephrasing is to attach the pronouns to the infinitive, making "comérselo", and placing the reflexive pronoun "se" before the conjugated verb? No, let's check the incorrect attempt: the user wrote "Ustedes no se pueden comérselo" but was marked wrong. Wait, the correct answer should be "Ustedes no se lo pueden comer" rearranged as "Ustedes no se lo pueden comer"? No, that can't be. Wait, maybe the error is in the placement of "se" and "lo". Wait, let's recall Spanish pronoun placement:

For reflexive and direct object pronouns with a conjugated verb and infinitive:

• If the pronouns are attached to the infinitive: the reflexive pronoun and direct object pronoun are attached to the infinitive, in the order: reflexive (se, te, se, nos, os, se) + direct object (lo, la, los, las, lo, la, los, las) + infinitive.

• If the pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb: reflexive pronoun + direct object pronoun + conjugated verb + infinitive.

In the model "Los niños tienen que lavárselas" (infinitive with pronouns: lavárselas = lavar + se + las), the rephrased sentence is "Los niños se las tienen que lavar"—so "se" (reflexive) and "las" (direct object) are placed before the con…

Step1: Identify pronouns and verb structure

The sentence has reflexive pronoun "se", direct object "lo", conjugated verb "pueden", infinitive "comer".

Step2: Attach pronouns to infinitive

Following the model (e.g., "lavárselas" → "se las tienen que lavar"), attach "se" and "lo" to "comer" as "comérselo", and adjust word order to place "se" before "pueden".

Answer:

Ustedes no se pueden comérselo