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6. mis papás hacen que nosotros terminemos todas las tareas. mis papás …

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  1. mis papás hacen que nosotros terminemos todas las tareas.

mis papás nos hacen terminar todas las tareas.

  1. mi mamá me aconseja que ahorre dinero para las vacaciones.

mi mamá me aconseja ahorrar dinero para las vacaciones.

  1. mi papá no deja que vaya a ninguna fiesta sin mi hermano.

mi papá no me deja ir a ninguna fiesta sin mi hermano.

  1. mis papás quieren que vayamos con ellos al cine esta noche.
  1. ellos permiten que invitemos a nuestros amigos los viernes.

ellos nos permiten invitar a nuestros amigos los viernes.

Explanation:

Analyze the grammatical pattern

The exercise shows sentences with a main clause of influence followed by a subordinate clause in the subjunctive mood (using que). These sentences are rewritten into a simplified structure using an object pronoun, the main verb, and an infinitive.

Let's look at the examples:

  • Item 6: "Mis papás hacen que nosotros terminemos..." becomes "Mis papás nos hacen terminar..."
  • Item 7: "Mi mamá me aconseja que ahorre..." becomes "Mi mamá me aconseja ahorrar..."
  • Item 8: "Mi papá no deja que vaya..." becomes "Mi papá no me deja ir..."
  • Item 10: "Ellos permiten que invitemos..." becomes "Ellos nos permiten invitar..."

Apply the pattern to Item 9

The sentence to rewrite is:
"Mis papás quieren que vayamos con ellos al cine esta noche."

  1. Identify the main verb of influence/desire: quieren (from querer).
  2. Identify the subject of the subordinate clause: nosotros (indicated by the subjunctive verb vayamos).
  3. *Determine if querer allows this transformation: Unlike verbs of influence like hacer, aconsejar, dejar, or permitir, the verb querer* (to want) does not take an indirect object pronoun representing the subject of the subordinate clause to form an infinitive construction when the subjects are different.
  • However, in standard Spanish grammar exercises of this specific type, verbs of influence/will are converted by turning the subordinate subject into an object pronoun (nos) and the subjunctive verb into an infinitive (ir).
  • Let's verify if querer can be rewritten this way: "Mis papás nos quieren llevar..." or "Mis papás nos quieren ir..." No, querer does not function as a causative or influence verb taking an object pronoun in this manner (nos quieren ir is ungrammatical).
  • Let's re-evaluate the syntactic behavior. For some verbs of influence, we can use: [Subject] + [Object Pronoun] + [Verb of Influence] + [Infinitive].
  • If we strictly follow the mechanical pattern of the worksheet:
  • Subordinate verb: vayamos (subjunctive of ir) $

ightarrow$ Infinitive: ir.

  • Subordinate subject: nosotros $

ightarrow$ Object pronoun: nos.

  • Combining them with the main verb quieren: "Mis papás nos quieren ir con ellos al cine esta noche" is grammatically incorrect in Spanish because querer does not license an object pronoun this way.
  • However, querer with different subjects must use the que + subjunctive construction. There is no alternative infinitive construction with an object pronoun for querer when the subjects are different.
  • Let's check if there is an alternative interpretation. Sometimes, querer can be substituted or is a trick question where no change is possible, or perhaps the intended answer is indeed the mechanical (though ungrammatical) translation, or a different verb is implied.
  • Let's look closely at the prompt. If we must write an equivalent sentence using an infinitive, we cannot use querer with nos. Instead, we must use a verb of influence with a similar meaning, such as invitar (to inv…

Answer:

  1. Mis papás quieren que vayamos con ellos al cine esta noche.

<blank>Mis papás quieren que vayamos con ellos al cine esta noche.</blank>
(Note: Unlike verbs of influence/permission like hacer, dejar, or permitir, the verb querer does not allow an infinitive construction with an object pronoun when there is a change of subject. Therefore, this sentence cannot be rewritten and must keep the subjunctive clause).