Subject Pronouns Spanish

1. Subject Pronouns

2. Subject Pronouns
uThe subject of a sentence tells
who is doing the action.
uYou often use people’s names
as the subject:
uGregorio escucha música.
uAna canta y baila.

3. Subject Pronouns
uYou also use subject pronouns
(I, you, he, she, we, they) to tell
who is doing an action.
uThe subject pronouns replace
people’s names.
uHere are all the subject
pronouns.

4. Subject Pronouns (Singular)
uYo
uTú
uUsted (Ud.)
uÉl
uElla
uI
uYou (informal)
uYou (formal)
uHe
uShe

5. Subject Pronouns (Plural)
uNosotros
uNosotras
uUstedes (Uds.)
uEllos
uEllas
uWe (males)
uWe (females)
uYou All)
uThey (males)
uThey (females)

6. Subject Pronouns
uTú, usted and ustedes mean
“you.”
uUse tú with family, friends,
people your age or younger,
and anyone you call by his or
her first name.

7. Subject Pronouns
uUse usted with adults you
address with a title, such as
señor, señora, profesor(a), etc.
Usted is usually written as Ud.

8. Subject Pronouns
uIn Latin America, use ustedes
when speaking to two or more
people, regardless of age.
Ustedes is usually written as
Uds.

9. Subject Pronouns
uUse ustedes when talking to
two or more people you call
usted individually.

10. Subject Pronouns
uIf a group is made up of males
only or of both males and
females together, use the
masculine forms: nosotros,
ellos.

11. Subject Pronouns
uYou can combine a subject
pronoun and a name to form a
subject.

12. Subject Pronouns
uAlejandro y yo = nosotros
uCarlos y ella = ellos
uPepe y tú = ustedes
uLola y ella = ellas