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Intro to Spanish
Subject Pronouns
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Hacer Ahora
Underline the SUBJECTS of the following
English Sentences
1) Gregory plays the piano. 2) Jonathan talks on the phone.
3) Samantha and Elizabeth listen to music.
What is a subject?
What words can we replace the subjects with
in the sentences above?
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Hacer Ahora
1) Gregory plays the piano.
2) Jonathan talks on the phone.
3) Samantha and Elizabeth listen to music.
4) Subject: who orwhatdoes the action
5) Subject Pronouns!
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Subject Pronouns
Subject Pronouns: A word that takes theplace of the subject.
Why do we use Subject Pronouns?
To make our sentences shorter and easier!
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English Subject Pronouns
I WE
YOU YOU ALL
HE/SHE THEY
Singular Plural
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Un Modelo
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Prctica
In the English sentences below, identify
which ENGLISH SUBJECT PRONOUN you
could use to replace the SUBJECT in eachsentence. 1) Laniya walks to the door.
2) Jacob and Samantha eat breakfast.
3) Jamie and I go to the mall.
4) Sr. Rabin teaches Spanish class.
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1) Laniya walks to the door.
SUBJECT? Laniya
SUBJECT PRONOUN? SHE
2) Jacob and Samantha eat breakfast.
SUBJECT? Jacob and Samantha
SUBJECT PRONOUN? THEY
Prctica
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3) Jamie and I go to the mall.
SUBJECT? Jamie and I
SUBJECT PRONOUN? WE
4) Sr. Rabin teaches Spanish class..
SUBJECT? Sr. Rabin
SUBJECT PRONOUN? HE
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In Spanish, we also have SUBJECT
PRONOUNS and we use them for theEXACT SAME REASON!!
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Spanish Subject Pronouns
I =Yo We = NOSOTROS orNOSOTRAS
YOU (informal) = T YOU ALL (informal) =VOSOTROS or
VOSOTRAS
HE = lSHE = Ella
YOU (formal) = Usted
THEY =ELLOS (males) Or
ELLAS (females) Or
YOU ALL (Formal) =
USTEDES
Singular Plural
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Un Repaso A Review
When do we use T vs Usted?
(Think: Cmo ests tversus Cmo est
usted?)T =YOU Usted =YOU
- Informal - Formal
- LessRespect/Authority
- MoreRespect/Authority
- Friends, Younger thanyou, close family
- People with titles, olderthan you, authority figures
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The difference between T and Ustedonly occurs when you are talking TOsomeone (because they both mean
YOU)
* IfI was talking TO my best friend, which Spanishsubject pronoun should I use?
* IfI was talking TO a police officer, which Spanishsubject pronoun should I use?
Usted
T
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Un Modelo
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The ChantSr. Rabin: When I say yo you say I Yo!
Students: I!
Sr. Rabin: Yo
Students: I!
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Sr. Rabin: When I say Tu you sayYou Tu!
Students: You!
Sr. Rabin: Tu!
Students: You!
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PrcticaIdentify which Spanish subject
pronoun you could use to replacethe SUBJECTS listed below.
1) Jane:English subject pronoun? She
Spanish subject pronoun? Ella
2) Kevin:English subject pronoun? He
Spanish subject pronoun? l
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3) Jenny and Lakira:English subject pronoun? They (girls)
Spanish subject pronoun? Ellas
4) I: English subject pronoun? I
Spanish subject pronoun? Yo
5) Talking to you (best friend):English subject pronoun? You (informal)
Spanish subject pronoun? T
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6) Talking to you (principal):English subject pronoun? You (formal)
Spanish subject pronoun? Usted
7) Talking aboutMrs. Covington:English subject pronoun? She
Spanish subject pronoun? Ella
8) Steven and I (male):English subject pronoun? We (males)
Spanish subject pronoun? Nosotros
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9) Benny and Donald:English subject pronoun? They (males)
Spanish subject pronoun? Ellos
10) You all (females) (in Spain)English subject pronoun? You all (girls)
Spanish subject pronoun? Vosotras