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The document is a Spanish lesson on using pronouns with commands. It provides examples of commands in English and their Spanish translations using attached pronouns like "la" or "lo". The examples include common directions and requests like making a bed, washing a car, taking out trash, mixing ingredients, setting a table, serving food, listening to music, eating candy, and putting feet on a table. Each example includes the Spanish command with and without the attached pronoun.
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- 2. English: Make the bed. • Haz la Cama. • Hazla! • http://twostraightlines.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/05/29/bed_2.jpg
- 3. English: Wash the car. • Lava el coche. • Lavala! • http://www.drywashnshine.biz/images/hand_car_wash.jpg
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- 5. English: Mix the ingredients. • Mexclen los ingredientes. • Mexclenlos! • http://www.instructables.com/image/FEHVP3VFNZAFEBQ/Mix-the-Ingredients.jpg
- 6. English: Set the table. • Ponan la mesa. • Ponanla! • http://www.allfreecrafts.com/kids/images/placemat.jpg
- 7. English: Serve the food. • Servan la comida. • Servanla! • http://media.photobucket.com/image/butler%20serving%20food/tcole49/Consuming %20Ambitions/ButlerServingBurger.jpg
- 8. English: Do not listen to music in the class. • No escuches música en la clase. • No escuchesla! • http://www.gizmodir.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Monster-Beats-Pro-White-By-Dr- Dre-Headphones.jpg
- 9. English: Do not eat candy everyday. • No comas dulces todos los días. • No comaslos! • http://cdn.babble.com/strollerderby/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/candy-makes-kids- mean-238x300.jpg
- 10. English: Do not put your feet on the • No ponas los pies sobre la mesa. table. • No ponaslos! • http://www.simplifyyourmoney.com/photos_illustrations/FeetOnDesk_Button.jpg
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