Answer:
They give it to me = Ellos me lo dan.
We give them (f) to you. = Nosotros te las damos.
I tell it to you. = Yo te lo digo.
They give it to you. = Ellas te lo dan.
They write it (f) to you. = Ellos te la escriben.
He buys them for you. = él te los compra.
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronouns.
He sings it (f) to her. = él se la canta.
We sing it (f) to you. = Nosotros te la cantamos.
We tell it to them. = Nosotros se lo decimos.
I tell it to them. = Yo se lo digo.
She buys them for you. = Ella te los compra.
She cooks it (f) for him. = Ella se la cocina.
We cook it (f) for him. = Nosotros se la cocinamos.
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronouns.
I should bring it to them = Debe traérselo.
They should buy them (f) for you. Ellos deben comprártelas.
We have to sell it to her. Tenemos que vendérselo.
Explanation: In spanish, we use direct object pronouns to describe the action they are receiving, but they change according to the main pronoun and the situation. For singular we use "me" (first person), "te" (second person), "le, la, lo" (third person), and "se" (reflexive form). For plural, we use "nos" (first person), "os", (second person), "les, las, los" (third person), and "se" (reflexive form)