Spanish Subject Pronouns Practice worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

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Part A: Match the subject pronouns with the nouns they can represent

We need to match each group of people (on the left) with the correct Spanish subject pronoun (on the right).

Remember:
- él = he (one male)
- ella = she (one female)
- ellos = they (all males or mixed group)
- ellas = they (all females)
- nosotros/nosotras = we (male/female or all female — but here it’s “nosotros” so likely mixed or default)
- ustedes = you all (used in most Latin America; formal/informal depending on region)
- tú = you (singular, informal)
- yo = I

Now let’s go one by one:

1. Marta → one girl → ella
2. Carla y usted → Carla (female) + “you” (usted is singular formal “you”) → together, that’s two people, and since “usted” is being addressed directly, we use ustedes? Wait — actually, “Carla y usted” means “Carla and you (formal)” — when speaking TO someone including yourself? No — if I say “Carla y usted”, I’m talking about Carla and the person I’m addressing — so from my point of view, that’s “they” — but wait, no: if I’m talking TO “usted”, then “Carla y usted” would be “you and Carla” — which is still “you all” → ustedes

Wait — let’s think again.

Actually, in Spanish, when you say “Carla y usted”, you are referring to two people: Carla and the person you’re talking to (usted). So from the speaker’s perspective, that’s “you two” → ustedes

But look at the options — we have “ustedes” available.

Hold on — maybe we should match based on who the pronoun represents.

Let me list the pairs correctly:

Left side:
- Marta → one female → ella
- Carla y usted → Carla (female) + usted (you, formal) → together, that’s “you and Carla” → so the pronoun for “you all” → ustedes
- Mi padre → my father → one male → él
- Paco y Patricia → boy and girl → mixed group → ellos
- Silvia y yo → Silvia (female) + I → “we” → nosotros (since “yo” is included, and Silvia is female, but “nosotros” is used for mixed or default)
- Victoria y Beatriz → two girls → ellas

Now check the right side options given:
- ellos
- él
- nosotros
- ella
- ellas
- ustedes

So matching:

✔ Marta → ella
✔ Carla y usted → ustedes
✔ Mi padre → él
✔ Paco y Patricia → ellos
✔ Silvia y yo → nosotros
✔ Victoria y Beatriz → ellas

That uses all the pronouns once. Perfect.

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Part B: Complete the sentences with the correct Spanish subject pronoun

We look at the verb form to figure out the subject.

1. _______ somos de Los Estados Unidos.
→ “somos” = we are → subject is nosotros

2. ¿Eres _______ de España?
→ “eres” = you are (informal singular) → subject is tú

3. Sí, _______ soy de España.
→ “soy” = I am → subject is yo

4. ¿Y Juan y Sofia? ¿Son _______ de Las Bahamas?
→ “son” = they are → Juan (male) and Sofia (female) → mixed group → ellos

5. _______ soís de Alemania.
→ “soís” = you all are (this is the vosotros form — used in Spain) → subject is vosotros

Wait — but in Part A, we didn’t see “vosotros” or “tú” as options. But in Part B, we have to fill in blanks — so we can use any correct pronoun.

In sentence 5: “soís” is the vosotros form → so subject is vosotros

But let’s double-check:

Sentence 1: somos → nosotros ✔
Sentence 2: eres → tú ✔
Sentence 3: soy → yo ✔
Sentence 4: son → ellos (Juan y Sofia = mixed) ✔
Sentence 5: soís → vosotros ✔

Yes.

Note: In some regions, “ustedes” is used instead of “vosotros”, but since the verb is “soís”, which is specifically vosotros, we must use vosotros.

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Final Answers:

Part A Matches:
- Marta → ella
- Carla y usted → ustedes
- Mi padre → él
- Paco y Patricia → ellos
- Silvia y yo → nosotros
- Victoria y Beatriz → ellas

Part B Fill-ins:
1. nosotros
2. tú
3. yo
4. ellos
5. vosotros

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Final Answer:
Part A:
Marta → ella
Carla y usted → ustedes
Mi padre → él
Paco y Patricia → ellos
Silvia y yo → nosotros
Victoria y Beatriz → ellas

Part B:
1. nosotros
2. tú
3. yo
4. ellos
5. vosotros