Subject Pronouns (yo, tú, él, ella, etc.)
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 7 · 25 questions
Subject pronouns (yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros, vosotros, ellos) are often dropped in Spanish because the verb ending already shows the subject. Spain uses vosotros; Latin America uses ustedes.
What you'll practise
- Match subject pronouns to verb endings
- Understand why pronouns are often omitted
- Choose tú, usted, vosotros or ustedes
- Distinguish él/ella and ellos/ellas
All 25 questions in this Subject Pronouns (yo, tú, él, ella, etc.) quiz
Spanish (A1) — Subject Pronouns (yo, tú, él, ella, etc.): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What is the subject pronoun 'I' in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'you' (informal singular) in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'he' in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'she' in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'we' in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'you' (formal singular) in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'they' (masculine or mixed) in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'they' (feminine) in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'you all' (informal plural in Spain) in Spanish?
- What is the subject pronoun 'you all' (formal plural or Latin America) in Spanish?
- Which pronoun is used for 'it' in Spanish?
- Which pronoun means 'we' (feminine) in Spanish?
- Is 'tú' formal or informal?
- Is 'usted' formal or informal?
- Which pronoun is used in Spain for informal 'you all'?
- What subject pronoun should be used before the verb 'hablar' meaning 'I speak'?
- What subject pronoun should be used before the verb 'habla' meaning 'he/she speaks'?
- What subject pronoun should be used before the verb 'hablamos' meaning 'we speak'?
- What subject pronoun should be used before the verb 'hablan' meaning 'they speak'?
- Which of these is a 1st person pronoun?
- Which of these is a 2nd person pronoun?
- Which of these is a 3rd person pronoun?
- What is the subject pronoun 'one' (impersonal) in Spanish?
- Which pronoun can refer to both a male and female group?
- Which subject pronoun is lowercase in Spanish but capitalized in English?
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