Question

drag and drop the following pronouns in the correct blank.

1. a esther le gustan mucho estos aretes (earrings), por eso \boxed{} regalé por su cumpleaños.
2. estas fotos \boxed{} hicieron mis primos durante las vacaciones.
3. no le di el libro a juan porque no vino a clase, \boxed{} voy a dar mañana.
4. me gusta mucho la página web de belén, creo que \boxed{} diseñó roberto.

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze each sentence for the correct pronoun (considering gender, number, and indirect/direct object):

1. Sentence 1

• “aretes” (earrings) is masculine plural (direct object). The indirect object is “A Esther” (le → se for reflexive/indirect). So we use se los (se for indirect, los for masculine plural direct object).
• Fills: se los

2. Sentence 2

• “fotos” (photos) is feminine plural? Wait, no—“fotos” is feminine plural, but the options have “se las”? Wait, the options given are “se los”, “se la”, etc. Wait, maybe a typo, but the options provided include “se las”? Wait, the original options (as per the image) have “se las” (first option), “se lo”, “se los”, “se la”. Wait, let’s recheck:

Wait, the first blank options (right side) are:

• se las
• se lo
• se los
• se la

Wait, “fotos” is feminine plural, so direct object is “las”, indirect object (for “hicieron” → to whom? Wait, “Estas fotos ___ hicieron mis primos” → the structure is “se las hicieron” (se for indirect, las for feminine plural direct object). So the first option is “se las”.

Wait, maybe I misread earlier. Let’s re-express:

1. “A Esther le gustan…, por eso ___ regalé” → direct object: “aretes” (masculine plural → los), indirect object: “le” → “se”. So se los.

1. “Estas fotos ___ hicieron mis primos” → direct object: “fotos” (feminine plural → las), indirect object (the action is done to the photos? Wait, “hacer fotos” → “se las hicieron” (se for the indirect object, las for the direct object “fotos”). So se las.

1. “No le di el libro…, _ voy a dar mañana” → direct object: “el libro” (masculine singular? No, “libro” is masculine singular, but “dar” → “se lo” (se for indirect, lo for masculine singular direct object). Wait, “el libro” is masculine singular, so direct object is “lo”, indirect object “le” → “se lo”. Wait, but the options have “se la”? Wait, maybe “libro” is masculine, but maybe a typo. Wait, the options include “se la” (fourth option). Wait, no—“libro” is masculine, so “lo”. Wait, maybe the sentence is “el libro” (masculine), so “se lo”. But the options have “se la” (fourth option). Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, “dar el libro a Juan” → direct object “el libro” (lo), indirect “a Juan” (le → se). So “se lo” (but the options have “se la” as fourth, “se los” as third, “se lo” as second). Wait, the third blank: “_ voy a dar mañana” → “se lo” (se for indirect, lo for direct object “el libro”).

1. “Me gusta…, creo que ___ diseñó Roberto” → direct object: “la página web” (feminine singular → la), indirect object (to whom? “la página web” is the direct object, and the action is “diseñar” → “se la diseñó” (se for indirect, la for feminine singular direct object). So se la.

Let’s correct the earlier error:

1. Sentence 1

• Direct object: “aretes” (masculine plural → los), indirect object: “le” → se. So se los.

2. Sentence 2

• Direct object: “fotos” (feminine plural → las), indirect object (the action “hacer” is done to the photos, with “se” for the indirect object). So se las (first option).

3. Sentence 3

• Direct object: “el libro” (masculine singular → lo), indirect object: “le” → se. So se lo (second option).

4. Sentence 4

• Direct object: “la página web” (feminine singular → la), indirect object (the action “diseñar” is done to the page, with “se” for the indirect object). So se la (fourth option).

Final Answers (blanks filled):

1. se los
2. se las
3. se lo
4. se la

Wait, but let’s confirm with standard Spanish grammar:

• Sentence 1: “regalé se los” → “se los regalé” (indirect object “se” (a Esther), direct object “los” (aretes)). Correct.
• Sentence 2: “se las hicieron” → “hicieron se las” (indirect object “se” (the photos are the direct object, and “se” is for the indirect object, e.g., “a las fotos se las hicieron”). Correct.
• Sentence 3: “se lo voy a dar” → “voy a dar se lo” (indirect object “se” (a Juan), direct object “lo” (el libro)). Correct.
• Sentence 4: “se la diseñó” → “diseñó se la” (indirect object “se” (a Belén, for the webpage), direct object “la” (la página web)). Correct.

So the answers are:

1. se los
2. se las
3. se lo
4. se la

(Note: The options’ order in the image is: 1. se las, 2. se lo, 3. se los, 4. se la. So matching:

1. Blank 1: se los (third option)
2. Blank 2: se las (first option)
3. Blank 3: se lo (second option)
4. Blank 4: se la (fourth option)

Final Answers (filled blanks):

1. se los
2. se las
3. se lo
4. se la