Subject pronouns practice worksheet with bilingual exercises.

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## 📘 SECTION A: Circle the correct translation for the English pronoun given

This section asks you to match each English subject pronoun with its correct Spanish translation. The options are listed as (a), (b), or (c).

Let’s go one by one:

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1. I → a) yo

✔ Correct answer: a) yo

> “I” in Spanish is “yo”.

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2. we → b) nosotros / nosotras

✔ Correct answer: b) nosotros / nosotras

> “We” is “nosotros” (masculine/mixed group) or “nosotras” (feminine only).

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3. they (group of girls) → c) ellas

✔ Correct answer: c) ellas

> “They” referring specifically to a group of girls = “ellas”.
> (If mixed or all boys, it would be “ellos”.)

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4. you (speaking to a friend) → a) tú

✔ Correct answer: a) tú

> “You” when speaking informally to a friend = “tú”.

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5. he → b) él

✔ Correct answer: b) él

> “He” = “él” (note the accent!).

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6. you (plural) → c) ustedes

✔ Correct answer: c) ustedes

> “You all” (plural) = “ustedes” (used in most Spanish-speaking countries).
> *(In Spain, “vosotros/as” is used, but “ustedes” is more common globally and often taught first.)*

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7. she → a) ella

✔ Correct answer: a) ella

> “She” = “ella”.

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8. you and I → b) tú y yo

✔ Correct answer: b) tú y yo

> “You and I” = “tú y yo” — note that “yo” doesn’t change to “mí” here because it’s the subject, not the object.

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9. they (mixed group) → b) ellos

✔ Correct answer: b) ellos

> “They” for a mixed-gender group or all males = “ellos”.

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10. you (formal, singular) → c) usted

✔ Correct answer: c) usted

> Formal “you” (singular) = “usted”.

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## ✔ SECTION A Answers Summary:

| # | English Pronoun | Correct Answer |
|---|--------------------------|----------------|
| 1 | I | a) yo |
| 2 | we | b) nosotros / nosotras |
| 3 | they (group of girls) | c) ellas |
| 4 | you (speaking to a friend) | a) tú |
| 5 | he | b) él |
| 6 | you (plural) | c) ustedes |
| 7 | she | a) ella |
| 8 | you and I | b) tú y yo |
| 9 | they (mixed group) | b) ellos |
|10 | you (formal, singular) | c) usted |

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## 📝 SECTION B: Write the correct subject pronouns for the following subjects

This section asks you to write the appropriate Spanish subject pronoun for each given English subject.

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1. I → yo

2. we → nosotros / nosotras

*(Usually “nosotros” unless specified all female)*

3. no one → nadie

*(Note: “nadie” is an indefinite pronoun, not a subject pronoun like “yo”, but in context, it replaces a subject.)*

4. nobody → nadie

*(Same as above — “nadie” is used for both “no one” and “nobody”)*

5. you (plural) → ustedes

6. you (formal, singular) → usted

7. you (speaking to a friend) → tú

8. she → ella

9. he → él

10. they (mixed group) → ellos

11. they (all girls) → ellas

12. you and I → tú y yo

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## ✔ SECTION B Answers Summary:

| # | Subject | Spanish Subject Pronoun |
|---|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| 1 | I | yo |
| 2 | we | nosotros / nosotras |
| 3 | no one | nadie |
| 4 | nobody | nadie |
| 5 | you (plural) | ustedes |
| 6 | you (formal, singular) | usted |
| 7 | you (speaking to a friend) | tú |
| 8 | she | ella |
| 9 | he | él |
|10 | they (mixed group) | ellos |
|11 | they (all girls) | ellas |
|12 | you and I | tú y yo |

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## 💡 Bonus Tips:

- Remember that “él” and “ella” have accents — don’t forget them!
- In Spanish, subject pronouns are often omitted because verb conjugations usually make the subject clear.
- “Ustedes” is the standard plural “you” in Latin America; “vosotros” is used in Spain for informal plural “you”.

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✔ You’ve now completed both sections correctly!

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