Yo, tu, el/ella

Learning Objectives Identify the pronouns 'yo', 'tú', 'él', and 'ella' in simple Spanish sentences. Match each pronoun to the correct person it represents (I, you, he, she). Replace a person's name in a sentence with the correct pronoun. Use 'yo', 'tú', 'él', and 'ella' to create their own simple sentences. Connect 'yo' to the '-o' verb ending, 'tú' to the '-as' ending, and 'él/ella' to the '-a' ending for regular -AR verbs. Differentiate between 'tú' (you) and 'tu' (your), and 'él' (he) and 'el' (the). Who is talking? Is it me? Is it you? Is it the boy over there? 🤔 Let's learn the spec...

TermDefinitionExample Pronombre PersonalA short word that takes the place of a person's name. It tells you WHO is doing the action.Instead of 'Ana habla', we can say 'Ella habla'. YoThe pronoun for 'I'. You use it when you are talking about yourself.Yo camino a la escuela. (I walk to school.) TúThe pronoun for 'you' (when talking to one friend, family member, or someone your age).¿Tú comes la pizza? (Do you eat the pizza?) ÉlThe pronoun for 'he'. You use it when you are talking about one boy or man.Él canta una canción. (He sings a song.) EllaThe pronoun for 'she'. You use it when you are talking about one girl or woman.Ella estudia mucho. (She studies a lot.) VerboAn action word. It tells you what someone is doing.Hablar (t...

Pronoun-Verb Matching Yo + verb-o | Tú + verb-as | Él/Ella + verb-a For regular -AR verbs, the ending of the verb must change to match the pronoun. 'Yo' always pairs with the '-o' ending. 'Tú' pairs with '-as'. 'Él' and 'Ella' pair with '-a'. Replacing Names with Pronouns Name of a boy -> Él | Name of a girl -> Ella To avoid repeating names, you can replace them with a pronoun. If you are talking about Carlos, you can use 'él'. If you are talking about Sofia, you can use 'ella'. The Magic Accent Mark (Tilde) tú = you | tu = your --- él = he | el = the The little line over the 'u' in 'tú' and the 'e' in 'él' is very important! It chan...