This worksheet helps students practice identifying and translating Spanish subject pronouns in different social contexts.

Problem Overview:

The task involves filling in the correct subject pronouns in Spanish for various scenarios and translating subject pronouns based on their gender, formality, and context. Let's solve it step by step.

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Section B: Write the correct subject pronoun

#### 1. To talk to your female teacher, use ______.
- When addressing a female teacher directly, use the formal singular pronoun: Usted.

#### 2. To talk about your female teacher, use ______.
- When referring to a female teacher indirectly (about her), use the third-person singular feminine pronoun: Ella.

#### 3. To talk to a young boy, use ______.
- When addressing a young boy directly, use the informal singular pronoun: Tú.

#### 4. To talk about a young boy, use ______.
- When referring to a young boy indirectly (about him), use the third-person singular masculine pronoun: Él.

#### 5. To talk to your teachers (both male and female), use ______.
- When addressing multiple teachers (male and female) directly, use the formal plural pronoun: Ustedes.

#### 6. To talk about your female friends, use ______.
- When referring to female friends indirectly (about them), use the third-person plural feminine pronoun: Ellas.

#### 7. To talk to a group of your male friends (in Spain), use ______.
- In Spain, when addressing a group of male friends directly, use the informal plural pronoun: Vosotros.

#### 8. To talk to your boss, use ______.
- When addressing your boss directly, use the formal singular pronoun: Usted.

#### 9. To talk to your aunt and uncle (in Mexico), use ______.
- In Mexico, when addressing two people (aunt and uncle) directly, use the formal plural pronoun: Ustedes.

#### 10. To talk about yourself, use ______.
- When referring to yourself indirectly (about you), use the first-person singular pronoun: Yo.

#### 11. To talk to your little sister, use ______.
- When addressing your little sister directly, use the informal singular pronoun: Tú.

#### 12. To talk about your female cousins (in Mexico), use ______.
- When referring to female cousins indirectly (about them), use the third-person plural feminine pronoun: Ellas.

#### 13. To talk about your parents, use ______.
- When referring to parents indirectly (about them), use the third-person plural pronoun: Ellos (if both are male or mixed) or Ellas (if both are female).

#### 14. To speak about a group of people (male and female) of which you are a part, use ______.
- When referring to a group of people that includes you, use the first-person plural pronoun: Nosotros/Nosotras (depending on the gender mix).

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Section C: Write the correct translation for the following subject pronouns

#### 1. We (masc.) — Nosotros
- The masculine form of "we" is Nosotros.

#### 2. They (fem.) — Ellas
- The feminine form of "they" is Ellas.

#### 3. You (sing., formal) — Usted
- The singular, formal form of "you" is Usted.

#### 4. He — Él
- The pronoun for "he" is Él.

#### 5. I — Yo
- The pronoun for "I" is Yo.

#### 6. You (pl., fam., mixed) — Vosotros
- The plural, informal form of "you" (used in Spain for mixed groups) is Vosotros.

#### 7. You (sing., fam.) — Tú
- The singular, informal form of "you" is Tú.

#### 8. They (masc.) — Ellos
- The masculine form of "they" is Ellos.

#### 9. We (fem.) — Nosotras
- The feminine form of "we" is Nosotras.

#### 10. She — Ella
- The pronoun for "she" is Ella.

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Final Answers:

#### Section B:
1. Usted
2. Ella
3. Tú
4. Él
5. Ustedes
6. Ellas
7. Vosotros
8. Usted
9. Ustedes
10. Yo
11. Tú
12. Ellas
13. Ellos/Ellas
14. Nosotros/Nosotras

#### Section C:
1. Nosotros
2. Ellas
3. Usted
4. Él
5. Yo
6. Vosotros
7. Tú
8. Ellos
9. Nosotras
10. Ella

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Boxed Final Answer:

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\boxed{
\text{See detailed answers above.}
}
\]