WorksheetsSpanish Subject Pronouns
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT yourself?
Nosotros
Él
Yo
Tú
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT Mr. Álvarez?
Ud.
Él
Yo
Tú
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO Mr. Álvarez?
Ud.
Él
Yo
Tú
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO your grandparent?
Ud.
Él
Yo
Tú
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO your grandmother and father?
Ellos
Ellas
Uds.
Ud.
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT myself and my sister? (ALL FEMALES)
Nosotras
Uds.
Vosotros
Nosotros
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO a mixed group of students YOUR age?
Nosotros
Ellos
Vosotros
Uds.
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT your two brothers?
Ellas
Ellos
Vosotros
Vosotras
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT two of your aunts?
Ellas
Ellos
Vosotros
Vosotras
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO your math teacher?
Ellas
Ellos
Ud.
Nosotros
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT Jack and Jill?
Ellas
Ellos
Ud.
Nosotros
Write the appropriate SINGULAR SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking to an adult. Someone you show respect to.
(a)
Write the appropriate SINGULAR SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking to a friend. Someone your age. (Use accent marks when necessary)
(a)
Write the appropriate SINGULAR SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking about myself.
(a)
Write the appropriate SINGULAR SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking about a female.
(a)
Write the appropriate SINGULAR SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking about a male.
(a)
Write the appropriate PLURAL SUBJECT PRONOUN.
You are talking TO a group of girls YOUR age (Informal Plural).
(a)
Write the appropriate PLURAL SUBJECT PRONOUN.
You are talking TO a group of boys and girls YOUR age (Informal Plural).
(a)
Write the appropriate PLURAL SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking ABOUT MYSELF and someone else.(Mixed group)
(a)
Write the appropriate PLURAL SUBJECT PRONOUN.
Talking ABOUT MYSELF and my friends. (ALL FEMALE)
(a)
When would you use tú or usted? Both mean "You". One is formal and the other one is informal.
You are talking to your friend Dave at baseball practice.
Tú
Ud.
When would you use tú or usted? Both mean "You". One is formal and the other one is informal.
You are talking to your counselor.
Tú
Ud.
When would you use tú or usted? Both mean "You". One is formal and the other one is informal.
You are talking to your friend's mom.
Tú
Ud.
When would you use tú or usted? Both mean "You". One is formal and the other one is informal.
You are talking to your classmate at school.
Tú
Ud.
Would you use ustedes or vosotros? Remember both mean " You all " but one is formal & the other informal.
You are talking to two of your teachers from Sterling High School.
Uds.
Vosotros
Would you use ustedes or vosotros? Remember both mean " You all " but one is formal the other is informal.
You are talking to a group of students YOUR age.
Uds.
Vosotros
Would you use ustedes or vosotros? Remember both mean " You all " but one is formal the other is informal.
You are talking to neighbor, your sister and your best friend.
Uds.
Vosotros
Would you use tú, usted, vosotros, or ustedes?
You are talking to your grandmother.
Uds.
Vosotros
Ud.
Tú
Would you use tú, usted, vosotros, ustedes?
You are talking to your grandmother and your friends from school.
Uds.
Vosotros
Ud.
Tú
Would you use tú, usted, vosotros, ustedes?
You are talking to a group of children.
Uds.
Vosotros
Ud.
Tú
WRITE THE CORRECT SUBJECT PRONOUN IN SPANISH.
BE CAREFUL WITH ACCENT MARKS.
you (informal)
(a)
WRITE THE CORRECT SUBJECT PRONOUN IN SPANISH.
BE CAREFUL WITH ACCENT MARKS.
Miguel
(a)
WRITE THE CORRECT SUBJECT PRONOUN IN SPANISH.
BE CAREFUL WITH ACCENT MARKS.
Mis (my) amigas y yo. ( All females)
(a)
WRITE THE CORRECT SUBJECT PRONOUN IN SPANISH.
BE CAREFUL WITH ACCENT MARKS.
Las profesoras
(a)
WRITE THE CORRECT SUBJECT PRONOUN IN SPANISH.
BE CAREFUL WITH ACCENT MARKS.
Talking to a group of males or mixed group YOUR age.
(a)
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO..your friend (don't forget the accent mark)
(a)
What pronoun would you use to TALK TO..
El profesor Cantú.
(a)
What pronoun would you use to TALK ABOUT..Your female teacher
(a)
Would you use tú or usted? Both mean "you".
You are TALKING TO your friend at Sterling High School.
(a)
Would you use ustedes or vosotros? Both mean " you all ".
You are TALKING TO your cousins.
(a)
