Spanish Subject Pronouns Review Worksheet: Pronombres Sujetos (Quiz) - Free Printable

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1. Fill in the missing pronouns:

We are given a table with subject pronouns and their corresponding verb forms (present tense). The task is to fill in the blanks.

| Pronoun | Verb form (yo) | Verb form (tú) | Verb form (él/ella/usted) | Verb form (nosotros/as) | Verb form (ellos/ellas/ustedes) |
|--------|----------------|----------------|----------------------------|---------------------------|----------------------------------|
| yo | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ |
| tú | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ |
| él/ella/usted | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ |
| nosotros/as | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ | ______ |

But since this seems to be about pronouns, not verbs, let’s assume the table is asking for the subject pronouns that match the verb endings. However, the format is unclear.

Wait — actually, looking at the context, it appears the table might be asking for the correct pronoun that matches the verb form (like "yo hablo", so "yo" goes with "hablo"). But without more context, we need to infer.

Alternatively, perhaps the table is meant to show how pronouns are used with verb conjugations. But since the instructions say “Fill in the missing pronouns,” and the columns are labeled “(yo), (tú), etc.”, maybe it’s asking for the pronouns themselves.

Let’s assume the table is simply listing the subject pronouns:

| Pronoun | yo | tú | él/ella/usted | nosotros/as | ellos/ellas/ustedes |
|--------|----|----|----------------|-------------|---------------------|
| Pronoun | yo | tú | él/ella/usted | nosotros/as | ellos/ellas/ustedes |

So the answer is just filling in the pronouns as they are already listed. This may be a formatting error or mislabeling.

✔ Answer: The pronouns are:
- yo
- tú
- él / ella / usted
- nosotros / nosotras
- ellos / ellas / ustedes

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2. Match the pronoun with the following sentences:

We have sentences, and we must identify the correct subject pronoun.

Let’s go one by one:

1. She is my best friend.
→ "She" = ella
✔ Answer: ella

2. Are you doing Pedro?
→ This sentence is grammatically incorrect in English. It should be “Are you doing *with* Pedro?” or “Are you helping Pedro?” But assuming it means “Are you doing something with Pedro?” then “you” = tú (informal) or usted (formal).
Since no formal context is given, likely tú.
✔ Answer: tú

3. I am tired.
→ “I” = yo
✔ Answer: yo

4. My mother is happy.
→ “My mother” = ella
✔ Answer: ella

5. Where is Monsieur Leclerc?
→ “Monsieur Leclerc” is a man, so “he” = él
✔ Answer: él

6. Are you at home, José?
→ “You” (addressing José) = tú
✔ Answer: tú

7. Does your sister go to the class?
→ “Your sister” = ella
✔ Answer: ella

8. We are listening.
→ “We” = nosotros/nosotras
✔ Answer: nosotros/nosotras

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3. Use the following pronouns (singular OR plural):

Now we’re asked to use the correct pronoun (singular or plural) for each sentence.

1. ¿Tienes un lápiz?
→ "Do you have a pencil?" – implies one person.
→ tú (singular)
✔ Answer: tú

2. ¿Qué hora es?
→ "What time is it?" – no specific person, but generally uses no pronoun in Spanish. But if forced to pick, it's impersonal.
→ No pronoun needed, but if required: se (impersonal) or none.
However, since it's asking for a pronoun, maybe it's expecting no pronoun or usted.
But typically, no pronoun is used.
✔ Best answer: (no pronoun) or usted (if formal)

3. ¿Dónde está tu casa?
→ "Where is your house?" – "your" refers to one person.
→ tú
✔ Answer: tú

4. ¿Cómo se llama tu hermano?
→ "What is your brother's name?" – singular
→ tu hermano = él
✔ Answer: él

5. ¿Quién es?
→ "Who is it?" – could be singular or plural. But usually él/ella or ellos/ellas depending on context.
But since no gender is specified, it’s ambiguous.
✔ Most common: él/ella (singular) or ellos/ellas (plural).
But often él/ella is assumed unless plural.
✔ Answer: él/ella

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4. What pronouns would you use in Spanish?

Now, we're to choose the correct pronoun for each situation.

1. She is speaking French.
→ "She" = ella
✔ Answer: ella

2. They are going to school.
→ "They" = ellos/ellas
✔ Answer: ellos/ellas

3. He is reading a book.
→ "He" = él
✔ Answer: él

4. We are excited!
→ "We" = nosotros/nosotras
✔ Answer: nosotros/nosotras

5. They are very boring, Sandra.
→ "They" = ellos/ellas
✔ Answer: ellos/ellas

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✔ Final Answers Summary:

#### Section 1:
Pronouns:
- yo
- tú
- él / ella / usted
- nosotros / nosotras
- ellos / ellas / ustedes

#### Section 2: Match pronouns to sentences
1. ella
2. tú
3. yo
4. ella
5. él
6. tú
7. ella
8. nosotros/nosotras

#### Section 3: Choose singular or plural pronoun
1. tú
2. (no pronoun) or usted
3. tú
4. él
5. él/ella

#### Section 4: Pronouns in Spanish
1. ella
2. ellos/ellas
3. él
4. nosotros/nosotras
5. ellos/ellas

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📝 Notes:

- In Spanish, pronouns are often omitted because the verb ending indicates the subject.
- But when included, they must match the subject in person and number.
- Remember: yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros/nosotras, ellos/ellas/ustedes

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