Personal Pronouns

Personal Pronouns like "yo", "tú,""él," and "ella" are used to

• Indicate who you are talking about

• Indicate if it's "the" or "a"

• Talk about an object

• Tell you the color of what you're describing

If you're using the word "Yo" you're talking about

• Yourself ("I")

• The other person ("you")

• Another person not in the conversation ("He" or "she")

• Nobody

If you're trying to say "you" in Spanish, you use...

• Nosotros/Nosotras

• Ellos/Ellas

• Tú/Usted

• Ustedes

When a verb is conjugated, what changes is the...

• Stem

• First three letters

• Ending

• Personal Pronoun

In present tense conjugation, the ending of the verb changes based on...

• If it's in a question or a statement

• The personal pronoun

• What time of day it is

• Sentence structure

Answer explanation

Personal pronoun is the word for the person doing the action (when not using their proper name)

The difference between "tú" and "usted" is

• There is no difference. They both just mean "you"

• They both mean "you" but "tú" is for a person who's older/in authority

• They both mean "you." But "Usted" is only used in Spain

• They both mean "you." "Usted" is for a person who's older/in authority

Which of these are personal pronouns that talk about multiple people?

• Nosotros/Nosotras,Vosotros/Vosotras, Ustedes, Ellos/Ellas

• tus, mis, sois, los, las

• Míos, mías, tuyos, tuyas

• Yo, tú, él/ella, usted

"Ustedes" and "Vosotros/Vosotras" both mean

• "You"

• "I"

• "Y'all"

• "We"

The difference between nosotros/nosotras and vosotros/vosotras is...

• Nosotros/nosotras is y'all (in Spain), Vosotros/vosotras is we

• There is no difference

• Neither one of them are real words

• Nosotros/Nosotras is we, Vosotros/vosotras is y'all (in Spain)

The difference between "usted" and "ustedes"

• One is "I/me" the other is "you (person older/in authority)"

• One is "we," the other is "you"

• One is "he/she," the other is "I/me"

• One is "y'all" and the other is "you (person older/in authority)"