HOW TO SURVIVE SPANISH ONE Subject Pronouns

The subject tells who or what does the action It can be a noun  John  The teacher  My cat  The book  The French Fries It can be a pronoun  He  She  It  They What is the subject of a sentence?

When the subject changes, so does the verb I am a teacher. You are a student. He is from Kansas. We are friends. They are lazy.

The subject tells who or what does the action It can be a regular noun  John  The teacher  My cat  The book  The French Fries It can be a pronoun  He  She  It  They It can be a regular noun  Juan  La maestra  Mi gato  El libro  Las papas fritas It can be a pronoun  Él  Ella  Él  Ellas The same rules apply in Spanish!

I am a teacher. You are a student. He is from Kansas. We are friends. They are lazy. Yo soy una maestra. Tú eres un estudiante. Él es de Kansas. Nosotros somos amigos. Ellos son perezosos. When the subject changes so does the verb

In English In Spanish I You He She It We They Yo Tú, Usted, Vosotros, Ustedes Él Ella Él or Ella Nosotros Ellos or Ellas Subject Pronouns

There are FOUR words for “you” in Spanish Tú  Singular  Familiar Usted  Singular  Formal Vosotros  Plural  Familiar in Spain  Only used in Spain Ustedes  Plural  Familiar and Formal in Latin America  Formal in Spain