Spanish Subject Pronouns

Spanish Subject Pronouns

The two parts of a sentence.

​The subject and the predicate

• ​The subject introduces us to who or what is doing the action.

• The predicate explains what the subject is or is doing.

Juan esta corriendo.

Juan is running. ​

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El esta corriendo.

He is running​

​The Subject Pronoun takes the place of the Subject Noun.

​*Usted=talking to an adult Ustedes= talking to a group of adults or informal group of people (ya'll)​

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Which pronoun represents the box 1P?

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Which pronoun represents the box 2S?

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What is the first pronoun in box 3S?

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Which pronoun would I use if I was talking about myself and others?

Multiple Select

Which pronouns would I use if I was talking about one person.

• El

• Tu

• Ella

• Usted

Multiple Select

Which pronoun is used for talking talking to a group of someones formally or informally?

Hint: Ya'll (but not Spain)

• El

• Ustedes

• Ella

• Usted

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Replace the subject with a pronoun:

Juan esta feliz. (John is happy)

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Replace the subject with a pronoun:

Las chicas estan feliz. (The girls are happy)

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Replace the subject with a pronoun:

Estamos feliz. (We are happy)

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Replace the subject with a pronoun:

Estas feliz. (You are happy)

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Replace the subject with a pronoun:

Estoy feliz. (I am happy)

​Use when you see "TU" and other names or a title with a group of people

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TU, Maria, y Juan​= Ustedes.

Sr. Tomas y Carlos​= Ustedes

​Ustedes- you all with an adult in the group (formal) or ya'll (informal)

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​Use whenever you see "YO and another name"

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Carlos y yo= Nosotros​

​Nosotros- we

Combinations to remember!!

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