This worksheet helps students master subject pronouns by comparing English and Spanish forms through translation and application exercises.

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1. Circle the correct translation for the English pronoun given
2. Write the correct subject pronoun for the following subjects

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#### ✔ Section A: Circle the correct translation for the English pronoun given

This section likely presents English pronouns (e.g., "I", "you", "he", etc.) and asks you to choose their correct Spanish translations.

| English | Spanish |
|--------|--------|
| I | yo |
| you (singular) | tú / usted |
| he | él |
| she | ella |
| it | ello / éste / ésa (context-dependent) |
| we | nosotros / nosotras |
| you (plural) | ustedes / vosotros (Spain) |
| they | ellos / ellas |

👉 Example:
1. I → a) yo b) tú c) él d) ella
✔ Correct answer: a) yo

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#### ✔ Section B: Write the correct subject pronoun for the following subjects

This section gives nouns or phrases and asks you to write the appropriate subject pronoun in Spanish.

Examples:
- La niña → ella
- Mis hermanos → ellos
- El profesor → él
- Tú y yo → nosotros/nosotras
- Mi madre y mi padre → ellos
- Los estudiantes → ellos
- María y Luis → ellos (if both are male/female mixed), or ellas if both female
- Cada uno → él/ella (depending on gender), or uno (neutral)

⚠️ Note: Gender matters! Use ellos for masculine or mixed groups, ellas for all-female groups.

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