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Exercises on Italian direct object pronouns

Practise the Italian direct object pronouns with our advanced learning tools - online exercises for beginners, advanced learners and experts!.

The system gives you full control of the level of difficulty and you can progress as you please and at your own pace. All execises come with a translation of the vocabulary allowing you to practise freely without the need of a dictionary.

Below you will find a demo of some of the exercises on Italian direct object pronouns. Click on show exercises to try for yourself:

  • Practise Italian direct object pronouns (accusative)
    Insert the correct direct pronoun.

    3rd person (lo, la, l', li, le):
    compri gli spaghetti? - sì, li compro
    svegli le sorelle?
    sì, [...] sveglio
    svegliare = wake
    sorella = sister



    1st + 2nd person (mi, ti, ci, vi):
    mi porti a casa? - sì, ti porto a casa
    vi aiutano?
    sì, [...] aiutano
    aiutare = help



  • Practise with direct object pronouns and verbs
    The tool allows you to practise verb conjugations along with the direct object pronouns.

    Insert direct pronoun as well as verb in these exercises.

    Presente:
    aiutate le ragazze? - sì, le aiutiamo
    svegli le zie?
    sì, [...]
    svegliare = wake
    zia = aunt



    Passato prossimo:
    hai mangiato la mela? - sì, l'ho mangiata
    hai svegliato le zie?
    sì, [...]
    svegliare = wake
    zia = aunt



    Presente, passato prossimo, condizionale, futuro:
    vedrai il film? - no, non lo vedrò
    avete salutato l'italiano?
    sì, [...]
    salutare = greet
    italiano = Italian



  • Exercises with pronouns and modal verbs
    You can also include modal verbs in the exercises.

    Insert both pronoun, modal verb and main verb in these exercises:
    devi pulire la cucina?

    sì, la devo pulire
    sì, devo pulirla
    vuoi leggere le domande?
    sì, [...]
    volere = want to, want
    leggere = read
    domanda = question



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