Los pronombres personales

Personal pronouns in Spanish replace the​ (a)   .

• noun
• adjective
• pronoun
• adverb

1. In Spanish,“YOU” has both a ​ (a)   pronoun and an ​ (b)   pronoun. This is different from English.

• formal
• informal
• masculine
• femenine

 If you don’t know the person, always address them using the (a)   pronouns until you have permission to be more familiar/casual.

• informal
• masculine
• femenine
• formal

1. In Spanish, “WE” and  “THEY” have both a ​ (a)   and a (b)   pronoun. This is also different from English.  

• masculine
• feminine
• formal
• informal

1. If you have a mixed group of males and females, use the​ (a)   pronoun, not the ​ (b)   pronoun. 

• masculine
• feminine
• formal
• informal

Match the English pronouns with the Spanish pronouns.

• Él

• You

• Yo

• I

• Usted

• He

• Ella

• You (formal)

• Tú

• She

Match the followingMatch the English pronouns with the Spanish pronouns.

• Ellos/Ellas

• We

• Ustedes

• You all (formal)

• Vosotros/Vosotras

• You all (informal)

• Nosotros/Nosotras

• They

Which pronoun would you use to talk about: Yourself (a)  

• yo
• nosotros
• ella
• ellos
• él
• nosotras
• ellas

Which pronoun would you use to talk about: Yourself and Jorge​​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• nosotros
• ella
• ellos
• él
• nosotras
• ellas
• yo

Which pronoun would you use to talk about: Marta (a)   l

• ella
• ellos
• él
• nosotras
• ellas
• yo