Review Subject Pronouns

Subject pronouns are WORDS that substitute a NOUN in a sentence (names, things, places, etc)

Subject pronouns are the words we use to talk about ourselves and others in a sentence when we are not using names or nouns.

The pronouns on the left side of the chart are SINGULAR (one person)

Use tú with one person you're more familiar with (friends, family, peers) Use usted with adults, elders, or people of authority (again only with one person)

The pronouns on the right side of the chart are PLURAL (2 or more people)

If a group is made of only males OR males and females, we use the masculine forms:

Ellos (they)
Ustedes -Use ustedes when speaking to two more people (You All)

Nosotros (we)

If a group is strictly female, we would use the feminine forms:

Ellas (they)

Nosotras (we)

In Spain, instead of ustedes, you will hear "vosotros" (when talking to males) and "vosotras" (when talking to females). Vosotros, like ustedes, means "You all"

• Sofia

• Sofia y Juan

• Los amigos

• Mis abuelos

• El chico

• La casa

• Mary

• Mary and John

• The girls

• My friends

• The school

• A pencil

You are talking ABOUT these people... which subject pronoun would you use?