To solve this, we need to match the subject of each sentence with the correct form of the verb
ser (to be) from the chart provided.
Here is the step-by-step breakdown:
1.
Mi madre (My mother): This is singular and feminine, so it corresponds to
Ella (She). The form is
es.
2.
Mis padres (My parents): This is plural, so it corresponds to
Ellos (They). The form is
son.
3.
Mi primo (My cousin - male): This is singular and masculine, so it corresponds to
Él (He). The form is
es.
4.
Yo (I): The chart shows the form for "Yo" is
soy.
5.
Mi hermana y yo (My sister and I): When you include yourself in a group ("we"), it corresponds to
Nosotros. The form is
somos.
6.
Mi profesora (My teacher - female): This is singular and feminine, corresponding to
Ella (She). The form is
es.
7.
¿De dónde \_\_\_\_\_ Sarah?: The subject is Sarah (she/Ella). The form is
es.
8.
Sarah: Again, the subject is Sarah (she/Ella). The form is
es.
9.
¿De dónde \_\_\_\_\_ tú y tus padres?: The subject includes "tú" (you) and others. In Spanish grammar, when addressing someone directly along with others, it uses the
Vosotros form (You all). The form is
sois.
10.
Mis padres y yo (My parents and I): Just like number 5, this means "We" (
Nosotros). The form is
somos.
Final Answer:
1. es
2. son
3. es
4. soy
5. somos
6. es
7. es
8. es
9. sois
10. somos
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable ser worksheet.