Pronombres personales - recognition lesson

​Los pronombres personales

Complete this lesson on the subject pronouns

Multiple Select

A Noun is a _________.

• Person

• Place

• Thing

• Idea

We use subject pronouns to replace nouns (people, places, things, or ideas). Usually we use them when referring to people or objects).

Some common English pronouns are I. You, He, She, They, You all, We, and it.

Subject pronouns

We organize the Spanish Subject pronouns in the following chart. Memorizing the chart will help you when we start learning our next skill!

Spanish Subject pronouns

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: I

• Yo

• Tú

• Él

• Mi

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: We

• Nosotros

• Ellos

• Vosotros

• Ustedes

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: They (plural, masc. or mixed)

• Ustedes

• Ellos

• Ellas

• Vosotros

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: You all (Spain)

• Ustedes

• Yo

• Nosotros

• Vosotros

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: You all (universal)

• Vosotros

• Usted

• Ellos

• Ustedes

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: You (Informal)

• Tú

• Usted

• Ustedes

• Vosotros

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: He

• Tú

• Ella

• Él

• Elle

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: They (plural, feminine)

• Ellos

• Ella

• Ellas

• Usted

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: They (singular, non-binary)

• Yo

• Elle

• Ella

• Él

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: She

• Elle

• Ellos

• Ellas

• Ella

Multiple Choice

Translate the pronoun: You (formal)

• Usteds

• Tú

• Usted

• Ellos

Match

Match the following

• Usted

• Ustedes

• Tú

• Vosotros

• Vos

Second person, Singular, formal

Second Person, Plural, Used in all Spanish speaking countries

Second Person, Singular, informal

Second person, Plural, informal, only used in 1 Sp. speaking country

Another form of informal singular you that we haven't seen much of yet in class.

• Second person, Singular, formal

• Second Person, Plural, Used in all Spanish speaking countries

• Second Person, Singular, informal

• Second person, Plural, informal, only used in 1 Sp. speaking country

• Another form of informal singular you that we haven't seen much of yet in class.