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Learning Objectives Identify the Spanish subject pronouns (yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros/as, ellos/as). Match a person's name or a group of names to the correct subject pronoun. Replace a noun (like 'la maestra' or 'Juan') with the correct pronoun in a simple sentence. Use the correct subject pronoun with a simple present tense -AR verb (e.g., 'Yo hablo'). Differentiate between singular pronouns (yo, tú, él, ella) and plural pronouns (nosotros/as, ellos/as). Choose the correct plural pronoun based on gender (nosotros vs. nosotras, ellos vs. ellas). Instead of saying 'María habla y David habla y yo hablo', what's a shorter way to say it? 🤔 Let's learn the secret shortcut words! We are going to learn about 'pronombres...

TermDefinitionExample YoThe word for 'I'. You use it when you talk about yourself.Yo como una manzana. (I eat an apple.) TúThe word for 'you' (when talking to one friend or family member).Tú dibujas muy bien. (You draw very well.) Él / EllaThe words for 'he' and 'she'. 'Él' is for a boy, and 'Ella' is for a girl.Él patea la pelota. Ella canta una canción. Nosotros / NosotrasThe word for 'we'. Use 'Nosotros' for a group of boys or a mixed group. Use 'Nosotras' for a group of only girls.Nosotros estudiamos español. (We study Spanish.) Ellos / EllasThe word for 'they'. Use 'Ellos' for a group of boys or a mixed group. Use 'Ellas' for a group of only girls.Ellos comen pizza....

The Replacement Rule Pronombre → Replaces a Noun A pronoun's main job is to take the place of a noun. If you know who you're talking about, you can use a pronoun instead of their name over and over. The Matching Rule Match the Number and Gender The pronoun must match the noun it replaces. If you are talking about one girl ('la niña'), you use a singular, feminine pronoun ('ella'). If you are talking about a group of boys ('los niños'), you use a plural, masculine pronoun ('ellos'). The 'And I' Rule [Another Person's Name] + y yo = Nosotros / Nosotras Any time you have a group of people that includes you ('y yo'), the pronoun is always 'nosotros' (if it's a mixed group or all boy...