Pronombres

Pronombres

Pronombres - Pronouns

Refers to something or someone being mentioned

Pronouns in English

• I

• You

• You (plural)

• He

• She

• They

• It

Pronouns in English

• I am a studnet.

• You are my friengd.

• We are adults.

• They are tall.

• You are my students.

• She is my sister.

• He is my brother.

Multiple Choice

What pronoun can be used to subsitute "Edgar" in this sentence?

Edgar is my brother.

• She

• He

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

What pronoun can be used to substitute "My sister and

I" in this sentence.

My sister and I are tall

• She

• He

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

What pronoun can be used to substitute "Maria and Jose" in this sentence.

Maria and Jose are friends.

• She

• He

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct pronoun for the image.

• El

• Ella

• Ellos

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct pronoun for the image.

• El

• Ella

• Ellos

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct pronoun for the image.

• El

• Ella

• Ellos

Ellos

2 or more boys

Ellas

2 or more girls

Ellos

2 or more people

There has to be at least one boy

Multiple Choice

If we are talking about a group of people that has all girls and just one boy we say...

• Ellos

• Ellas

• Nosotros

Multiple Choice

What pronoun can be used to substitute "Edgar y Jennifer" in the sentence below?

Edgar y Jennifer son estudiantes.

• Ellas

• Ellos

• Nosotros

Multiple Choice

What pronoun can be used to substitute "Brenda y Jennifer" in the sentence below?

Brenda y Jennifer son estudiantes.

• Ellas

• Ellos

• Nosotros

Nosotros & Nosotras

We use nosotros and nosotras when we are talking about a group that we belong to.

Nosotros

The person speaking is part of the group.

There are boys in the group.

Nosotras

The person speaking belongs to the group

There are only girls in the group

Multiple Choice

When talking about a group that you belong to you can use ...

• nosotros or nosotras

• ellos or ellas

Poll

Which one of these applies to you?

• Nosotros somos estudiantes.

• Ellos son estudiantes.

Tu

Use "tu" when you are adressing someone directly

Informal

Someone your age or younger

Usted

Use "usted" when you are adressing someone directly

Formal

When addressing someone older

When addressing your boss

When addressing your teacher

When addressing and adult you've met for the first time.

Poll

What prounoun would you use to talk to your parents / caregivers

• Tu

• Usted