3.4 Pronouns

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  • What are the subject pronouns in Spanish?
    yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros/nosotras, vosotros/vosotras, ellos/ellas/ustedes
  • What are the direct object pronouns in Spanish?
    me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las
  • What are the possessive pronouns in Spanish?
    mío, tuyo, suyo, nuestro, vuestro, suyo
  • What are the relative pronouns in Spanish?
    que, quien/quienes, cuyo/cuyos
  • The indirect object pronoun 'le' can mean him, her, or you (formal)
  • Which subject pronoun means 'you' in an informal context?
    tú
  • What does the possessive pronoun "mío/mía" mean in English?
    mine
  • The possessive pronoun "nuestro/nuestra" means "ours" in English.

    True
  • What does the possessive pronoun "suyo/suya" mean when used in plural formal?
    theirs/yours
  • The subject pronoun "yo" means I
  • The subject pronoun "él" means he
  • Match the subject pronoun with its example sentence:
    tú ↔️ Tú hablas inglés.
    nosotros ↔️ Nosotros vamos al cine.
    usted ↔️ Usted trabaja aquí.
    ella ↔️ Ella lee un libro.
  • Match the object pronoun with its example sentence:
    me ↔️ Me gusta el café.
    te ↔️ Te veo mañana.
    le ↔️ Le doy un regalo.
  • The object pronoun 'me' in Spanish means me
  • Match the Spanish object pronoun with its English meaning:
    Nos ↔️ Us
    Os ↔️ You (plural informal)
    Los/Las ↔️ Them
    Le ↔️ Him/Her/You (formal)
  • Possessive pronouns in Spanish show ownership.
    True
  • Match the Spanish subject pronoun with its example sentence:
    Yo ↔️ Yo estudio español.
    Tú ↔️ Tú hablas inglés.
    Él ↔️ Él cocina muy bien.
    Ella ↔️ Ella lee un libro.
  • ¿Cuál es el pronombre personal para "nosotros" en español?
    Nosotras
  • El pronombre personal "yo" en español significa I
  • El pronombre personal "nosotros" en español significa "we"

    True
  • Los pronombres directos "lo" y "los" son masculinos, mientras que "la" y "las" son femeninos

    True
  • Ordena los pronombres personales según su formalidad de menor a mayor:
    1️⃣ tú
    2️⃣ usted
  • El pronombre directo "te" significa "you" en su forma informal
  • What is the informal pronoun for "you" in Spanish?
    Tú
  • Match the direct object pronoun with its meaning:
    me ↔️ me
    te ↔️ you (informal)
    lo/la ↔️ him/her/it
    nos ↔️ us
  • Indirect object pronouns indicate to whom or for whom the action is performed.

    True
  • Indirect object pronouns provide more detail about who the action is directed towards
  • What does the reflexive pronoun "me" mean in the sentence "Me levanto a las 7 de la mañana"?
    Myself
  • What do subject pronouns indicate in Spanish?
    Who performs the action
  • What does the possessive pronoun "mío" mean in English?
    Mine
  • When should you use 'usted' instead of 'tú'?
    To show respect
  • Match the subject pronoun with its meaning:
    yo ↔️ I
    él ↔️ He
    nosotros ↔️ We
    usted ↔️ You (formal)
  • Which pronoun is used to refer to a group of people informally?
    Vosotros
  • What do indirect object pronouns indicate in Spanish?
    To whom the action is performed
  • The indirect object pronoun "te" means "to you" in the informal
  • Match the indirect object pronoun with its meaning:
    me ↔️ to me
    te ↔️ to you (informal)
    le ↔️ to him/her/you (formal)
    les ↔️ to them/you (plural formal)
  • The reflexive pronoun "nos" means "ourselves."

    True
  • What do possessive pronouns indicate in Spanish?
    Ownership or possession
  • What does the possessive pronoun "nuestra" mean in Spanish?
    ours
  • The demonstrative pronoun "este" means "this" and refers to something close to the speaker