The document discusses personal pronouns in Spanish and how they change based on number. It lists the personal pronouns in Spanish and their English equivalents, including I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. It notes how each changes between singular and plural forms. It then provides examples of using these pronouns with common verbs like "to be" in both affirmative and negative sentences.

2. They
We
It
She
He
You
I
“Cada persona es un mundo”

3. Nouns Spanish Use Cambios Number
I Yo - Singular
You Tu Persona con quien
hablo
Singular
He El Hombre lejos Puede sustituirse por
nombre: Carlos, Juan
Singular
She Ella Mujer lejos Puede sustituirse por
nombre: Diana
Singular
It Es@ Cosa o situación Sustituye por cosas:
dog, house
Singular
We Nosotr@s Personas incluido yo You and I Plural
You Ustedes Personas cerca Plural
They Ell@s Personas lejos Lista de nombres:
Carlos and Diana
Plural

4. It He
She it

5. I
• am
• I am a student. I’m a teacher. I’m from Ecuador.
You
• are
• You’re
He
• Is
• He’s
She
• Is
• My mom is awesome. She’s happy.
It
• Is
• It is Monday. It’s 9 o’ clock.
We
• Are
• We’re
You
• Are
• You are students. You’re
They
• Are
• They’re

6. I
• am
• I’m not a student. I am not a teacher. I am from Ecuador.
You
• Are not = you’re not = you aren’t
He
• Is = He is not = He isn’t
She
• Is not = she is not = she isn’t
• My mom is not awesome.
It
• Is not = it is not = it isn’t
• It is not Monday.
We
• Are not = we are not = we aren’t
You
• Are not = you are not = you aren’t
• You aren’t students.
They
• Are not = they’re not = they aren’t

7. They
We
It
She
He
You
I

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