Spanish Pronouns Worksheet - Free Printable

Let's solve the worksheet step by step. This is a Spanish grammar exercise focused on subject pronouns.

We are given a chart of Spanish subject pronouns:

| Singular | Plural |
|---------|--------|
| Yo (I) | Nosotros (we, masculine or mixed), Nosotras (we, feminine) |
| Tú (you, familiar) | Vosotros (you, familiar, masc. or mixed), Vosotras (you, familiar, feminine) |
| Usted (you, formal) | Ustedes (you, formal and familiar) |
| Él (he) | Ellos (they, masculine or mixed) |
| Ella (she) | Ellas (they, feminine) |

Now, let’s go through each question and determine the correct subject pronoun based on the subject.

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A. Write the correct Spanish subject pronoun for each subject.

1. Elena y yo (fem.)
→ Elena is female, and "yo" is included. So two females → Nosotras
✔ Nosotras

2. La Señorita Camacho
→ "La Señorita" is a woman → Ella
✔ Ella

3. Tú y yo (masc.)
→ "Tú" + "yo" = two people, one male ("yo" in masculine context). Since it's a mix of genders, but we're told "masc." — likely meaning the speaker is male, and "tú" could be male or neutral. But when combining "tú" and "yo" (male), we use Nosotros (masculine plural).
✔ Nosotros

4. Mi abuelo
→ Grandfather → male → Él
✔ Él

5. María y su mamá
→ María (female) and her mother (female) → two females → Ellas
✔ Ellas

6. Mis hermanos
→ "Hermanos" is plural masculine → Ellos
✔ Ellos

7. Sara, Elena y Jorge
→ Two girls (Sara, Elena) and one boy (Jorge). Mixed group → use masculine plural form because Spanish uses masculine as default for mixed groups.
✔ Ellos

8. Tú y José (Mexico)
→ In Mexico, "usted" is used formally, but here "tú" and "José" are both informal. The combination of two males (assuming José is male) → Vosotros?
Wait: In Mexico, "vosotros" is not used. Instead, they use Ustedes for both formal and informal plural "you".
So even though the relationship is informal, in Mexico, you'd say Ustedes for "you (plural)" regardless of familiarity.
✔ Ustedes

9. You (singular, friend)
→ Informal, singular → Tú
✔ Tú

10. You (a group of friends in Spain, mixed)
→ In Spain, "vosotros" is used for informal plural "you".
Since it's a mixed group (male and female), we use Vosotros (the masculine form covers mixed groups).
✔ Vosotros

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✔ Final Answers:

1. Nosotras
2. Ella
3. Nosotros
4. Él
5. Ellas
6. Ellos
7. Ellos
8. Ustedes
9. Tú
10. Vosotros

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🔍 Explanation Summary:

- Gender matters: Use *nosotras* for all-female groups, *nosotros* for mixed or all-male.
- Plural forms depend on gender and region:
- In Spain: *Vosotros* (informal plural), *Ustedes* (formal).
- In Latin America: *Ustedes* is used for both formal and informal plurals.
- Mixed groups take the masculine plural form (*ellos*, *nosotros*, *vosotros*) unless all are female.
- Usted is formal singular "you", while tú is informal.

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