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Spanish subject pronouns worksheet for language learners.

A printable Spanish grammar worksheet titled "Subject Pronouns" with exercises for writing subject pronouns to complete sentences and translating sentences into Spanish.

A printable Spanish grammar worksheet titled "Subject Pronouns" with exercises for writing subject pronouns to complete sentences and translating sentences into Spanish.

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It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Subject Pronouns" that asks students to:

1. Write the subject pronoun that would be used in each sentence (in the singular: yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros, ellas, ellos).
2. Write the subject pronoun that would be used for each person or group listed.

Since I can't view images directly, I’ll need you to describe the content of the image or type out the sentences and people listed so I can help you solve the task.

However, based on the structure of the worksheet, here’s how you can solve it:

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🔹 Part 1: Write the subject pronoun for each sentence



You are given sentences with subjects. You must identify the correct Spanish subject pronoun that matches the subject.

#### Example:
- "I am singing" → The subject is *I* → Spanish: yo
- "She studies" → Subject is *she* → Spanish: ella

So, for each sentence, think:
- Who is doing the action?
- What is the gender and number? (e.g., male/female, singular/plural)

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🔹 Part 2: Match people to subject pronouns



You’re given names or descriptions (like "my parents", "a student", etc.), and you must write the correct pronoun.

#### Examples:
- "My brother" → él (male)
- "My sister" → ella (female)
- "My parents" → ellos (if both male/female) or ellas (if two females), but usually ellos unless specified
- "The teacher" → él or ella, depending on gender
- "A group of candidates" → ellos or ellas, but since gender isn’t specified, often ellos is used as default

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Common Spanish Subject Pronouns:



| English | Spanish |
|--------|--------|
| I | yo |
| you (informal) | tú |
| he | él |
| she | ella |
| we | nosotros/nosotras |
| you (plural/formal) | ustedes |
| they (masculine) | ellos |
| they (feminine) | ellas |

> Note: In most cases, nosotros (we) is masculine unless all are female, then nosotras.

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📌 How to proceed:



Please provide the actual sentences and people from the worksheet (either by typing them or describing them), and I’ll help you fill in the correct subject pronouns with explanations.

For example, if you say:

> "1. I am singing"
> "2. She studies"
> "3. My brother and I"

Then I can reply:

> 1. yo
> 2. ella
> 3. nosotros

And explain why.

Just let me know the content!
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