Subject Pronouns Practice 2

1.

Anita y Eva

Explanation
The given answer "ellas" is the correct answer because it is the feminine plural form of the pronoun "they" in Spanish. Since the subject of the sentence is "Anita y Eva," which refers to two females, the correct pronoun to use is "ellas."

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2.

You, Sir

3.

You, my friend

A.

Usted
B.

Ellos
C.

Tú
D.

Nosotros

Correct Answer
C. Tú

Explanation
The correct answer is "tú". In Spanish, "tú" is the informal second-person singular pronoun used when addressing someone casually or familiarly. It is equivalent to the English pronoun "you". The other options, "usted" (formal second-person singular), "ellos" (third-person plural), and "nosotros" (first-person plural), do not match the given phrase "you, my friend".

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4.

Ronaldo

A.

Ella
B.

Ellos
C.

Tú
D.

él

Correct Answer
D. él

Explanation
The correct answer is "él". In Spanish, "él" is the pronoun used to refer to a male person or thing. In this case, "él" is the correct pronoun to use when referring to Ronaldo.

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5.

Mi hermana

Correct Answer
ella

6.

Mi hermano y yo

Correct Answer
nosotros

Explanation
The given question is incomplete and not readable, making it difficult to generate an explanation.

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7.

La esposa de Juan

Correct Answer
ella

Explanation
The given correct answer "ella" refers to "la esposa de Juan" which means "Juan's wife" in Spanish. "Ella" is the third person singular feminine pronoun in Spanish, used to refer to a female subject. Therefore, in this context, "ella" is the correct pronoun to use to refer to Juan's wife.

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8.

Los padres de Ricardo

Correct Answer
ellos

Explanation
The correct answer is "ellos" because "los padres de Ricardo" translates to "Ricardo's parents" in English. Since "los padres" is a plural noun, the pronoun that refers to them should also be plural, which is "ellos" in Spanish.

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9.

Anita, Maria, y Mario

Correct Answer
ellos

Explanation
The given answer "ellos" is correct because it is the Spanish pronoun for "they" and matches the subject of the sentence, which is "Anita, Maria, y Mario." In Spanish, pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun they replace, so since the subject is a group of three people, the correct pronoun is "ellos."

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10.

Leonardo y Pablo

Correct Answer
ellos

11.

Tú, tú, y tú (in Spain)

Correct Answer
vosotros

Explanation
In Spain, the pronoun "vosotros" is used to address a group of people informally. It is the plural form of "tú" and is commonly used when speaking to friends, family members, or people of the same age or social status. The pronoun "tú" is used to address a single person informally, while "usted" is used to address a single person formally. Therefore, the correct answer in this context is "vosotros".

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12.

Las chicas

Correct Answer
ellas

Explanation
The given answer "ellas" is the correct response because it is the Spanish pronoun that corresponds to the subject "las chicas," which means "the girls." "Ellas" is used to refer to a group of females, indicating that the subject of the sentence is a group of girls.

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13.

Los abuelos

Correct Answer
ellos