PronombresPronombresPersonalesPersonales

Subject Pronouns

Subjects and VerbsSubjects and Verbs

The subject of a sentence tells us who is doing the action.

The verb tells us what action is taking place in the sentence.

Subject PronounsSubject Pronouns

Subject pronouns are used to discuss people.

A subject pronoun tells who is the subject of the sentence.

Subject pronouns can replace names when talking.

These are the Subject Prounouns in These are the Subject Prounouns in SpanishSpanish

Yo- I

Tú- You Familiar

Usted- You Formal Él- He Ella- She

Nosotros- We Nosotras- We (girls)

Ustedes- You all Ellos- They Ellas- They (girls)

TTú- You FAMILIARú- You FAMILIAR

You use tú when talking to friends or people who you are on a FIRST NAME basis with.

You use tú when you talk to each other, your friends or casual people.

Usted- you FORMALUsted- you FORMAL

You use USTED when talking to people who you are on a last name basis.

The president, doctors, teachers, adults, etc…

Usted and UstedesUsted and Ustedes

Usted refers to only one person.

Usted is abbreviated as Ud.

Ustedes refers to more than one person. Can be a formal and informal person.

Ustedes is abbreviated as Uds.

¿¿TTú o Usted?ú o Usted?1. The dentist 2. Your best friend3. Your sister4. The police5. The principal6. The president7. Miguel8. Your teacher9. Your mom or dad10. Victoria