This document discusses Spanish subject pronouns and their usage. It introduces the subject pronouns yo, tú, él, ella, usted, nosotros, nosotras, ellos, and ellas. It explains that subject pronouns are placed before conjugated verbs to indicate who or what is performing the verb's action, though they are not always necessary as verb conjugation can also imply the subject. It provides examples of usage for several pronouns and asks review questions about box three pronouns and the purpose of subject pronouns.

1. Subject Pronouns Spanish One ch.1-2

2. The subject pronouns are: Ellos Ellas Ustedes Él Ella Usted T ú Nosotros Nosotras Yo

3. Subject pronouns are placed in front of the conjugated verb to clarify who or what is doing the action of the verb. Subject pronouns are not always needed because the conjugation of the verb implies who or what is doing the action of the verb.

4. Yo is used to refer to yourself (I) . T ú is used to refer to you (familiar) when you are talking to a person about your age or younger.

5. Él is used to refer to he when talking about someone else. Ella is used to refer to she when talking about someone else. Usted is used to refer to you formal when you are talking to a person older than yourself or not familiar with.

6. Nosotros is used when you refer to we as two or more males or a mixed group. Nosotras is used when you refer to we as two or more females.

7. Ellos is used to refer to they as two or more males or mixed group. Ellas is used to refer to they as two or more females. Ustedes is used to refer to you plural when talking to more than one person older than you or not familiar to you.

8. Examples ( Yo ) Camin o el perro en el parque. ( Ellos ) Bail an a la fiesta. ( Nosotros ) Jug amos el partido de f útbol norteamericano.

9. Review Questions What are the subject pronouns for box three? What is the use of subject pronouns?