7.2: Pronouns after Prepositions

What is a pronoun?

• Word that replaces a noun
• Word that describes a noun
• Word that replaces a verb
• Word that describes an action

What is the function of a preposition?

• specifies relationship of one word to another
• determines the quality of an adjective
• links a verb to an adverb
• describes a noun 

Which of the words in green below is an example of a prepositional pronoun in English?

• He eats bread.
• The gift is for him.
• We like singing.
• That is what she says

Which of the following Spanish words is not a preposition?

• para
• de
• con
• soy

¿Cierto o Falso? All the prepositional pronouns in Spanish have the same forms as subject pronouns except for mí (yo) and ti (tú). 

• Cierto
• Falso

¿Cierto o Falso? When the mí and ti follow the preposition "con," they combine with "con" to form the words conmigo and contigo.

• Cierto
• Falso

Complete the sentence. El regalo es para (you - informal). 

• tú
• ti
• usted
• te

Complete the sentence: A ___, me gusta ir a la biblioteca.

• ti
• mí
• yo
• le

Complete the sentence: ¿Quieres ir con (me)? 

• mí
• migo
• yo
• me

Complete the sentence: El abrigo es para (us).

• nos
• nosotros
• vosotros
• ellos