Spanish subject pronouns practice answer key with selected correct answers highlighted.

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🔹 Spanish Subject Pronouns Overview

Here are the basic Spanish subject pronouns:

| English | Spanish (Subject Pronoun) |
|--------|---------------------------|
| I | yo |
| You (informal singular) | tú |
| You (formal singular) | usted (Ud.) |
| He | él |
| She | ella |
| It | ello (rare), or omitted |
| We | nosotros / nosotras |
| You all (plural informal) | vosotros / vosotras (Spain) |
| You all (formal plural) | ustedes (Uds.) |
| They (masculine) | ellos |
| They (feminine) | ellas |
| They (mixed or neutral) | ellos / ellas |

> Note: In Latin America, ustedes is used for both formal and informal "you all". In Spain, vosotros is used informally.

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🔹 Part A: Match English to Spanish Pronouns

From what’s visible in your image:
1. Yo → "I"
2. We → "nosotros / nosotras"

But there’s also a checkbox next to “you” under “Yo”, which seems incorrect — likely a mistake in the answer key.

✔ Correct Answers:
- 1. Yo → yo (not "you")
- 2. We → nosotros (if masculine group), nosotras (if feminine), or nosotros/nosotras if mixed

> So, the answer key might have a typo: “ellos” is incorrect for “we” — ellos means “they (masculine)” not “we”.

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🔹 Part B: Translate English Pronouns into Spanish

Based on typical exercises, here's what this section likely contains:

| English | Spanish |
|--------|--------|
| 1. I | yo |
| 2. You (singular informal) | tú |
| 3. He | él |
| 4. She | ella |
| 5. It | ello (rare), often omitted |
| 6. We | nosotros / nosotras |
| 7. You (plural informal, Spain) | vosotros / vosotras |
| 8. You (plural formal / Latin America) | ustedes |
| 9. They (masculine) | ellos |
| 10. They (feminine) | ellas |
| 11. They (mixed) | ellos / ellas |
| 12. You (formal singular) | usted |
| 13. Me | *Note: "me" is an object pronoun; not a subject* |
| 14. Us | *Also an object pronoun* |

⚠️ Important: "Me", "us", etc., are object pronouns, not subject pronouns. So if the list includes them, they’re probably errors unless the task was to identify both types.

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✔ Correct Answer Key (Hypothetical Based on Standard Practice)

#### A. Choose correct subject pronoun(s)
1. Yo → yo
2. We → nosotros / nosotras
✘ "ellos" is wrong — that means "they"

#### B. Translate to Spanish
1. I → yo
2. You (informal) → tú
3. He → él
4. She → ella
5. It → ello *(rare, usually omitted)*
6. We → nosotros / nosotras
7. You (plural informal, Spain) → vosotros / vosotras
8. You (plural formal/LA) → ustedes
9. They (masc.) → ellos
10. They (fem.) → ellas
11. They (mixed) → ellos / ellas
12. You (formal sing.) → usted
13. Me → ✘ Not a subject pronoun
14. Us → ✘ Object pronoun (nos)

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🛠️ Tips for Students:

- Subject pronouns are used when the verb doesn’t make the subject clear.
- In Spanish, subject pronouns are often dropped because verbs conjugate differently by person.
- Example: Hablo = "I speak" (pronoun "yo" is implied).
- Use "tú" for informal "you" (friends, family).
- Use "usted" for formal "you" (teachers, elders, strangers).
- Use "ustedes" for plural "you" in Latin America.
- Use "vosotros" only in Spain for informal plural "you".

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❗ Summary of Corrections from Your Image

- The answer key incorrectly says “ellos” for “We” → This is wrong.
- Correct: nosotros / nosotras
- The box next to “you” under “Yo” is incorrect.
- “Yo” means “I”, not “you”.
- If the exercise asks for subject pronouns, then “me”, “us”, etc., are not subject pronouns — so they should be excluded.

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✔ Final Answer Key (Cleaned & Corrected)

#### A.
1. Yo → yo
2. We → nosotros / nosotras

#### B.
1. I → yo
2. You (informal) → tú
3. He → él
4. She → ella
5. It → ello (or omitted)
6. We → nosotros / nosotras
7. You (plural informal) → vosotros / vosotras
8. You (plural formal) → ustedes
9. They (masc.) → ellos
10. They (fem.) → ellas
11. They (mixed) → ellos / ellas
12. You (formal sing.) → usted

> Note: “Me”, “us”, etc., are object pronouns, not subject pronouns.

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