Español 1: Unidad 1: Gramática: Los pronombres personales-Use for practice only

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él

él (He - 3rd person singular. Used when talking about a male, a masculine object, or in place of a Proper Name)

Andrés

él (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Juan

él (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Miguel

él (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Pablo

él (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Roberto

él (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

El señor

él (You can always replace titles with a pronoun)

usted (Ud.)

Usted (you - it is the formal form of you. Used when talking to a person you just met, an adult that is not a family member or friend, your boss, or any one who is older than you)

ella

ella (She - 3rd person singular. Used when talking about a female, a feminine object, or in place of a Proper Name)

Juana

ella (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Marcela

ella (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Paula

ella (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Roberta

ella (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Tatiana

ella (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

La señora

ella (You can always replace titles with a pronoun)

ella y ella

ellas

ellas (They - 3rd person plural. Used when talking about a group of females, feminine objects, or in place of a Proper Names)

Isabel y Patricia

ellas (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Juana y Paula

ellas (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Juana y ella

ellas (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Rosa y ella

ellas (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Juana y la señora

ellas (You can always replace titles with a pronoun)

él y él

ellos

ellos (They - 3rd person plural. Used when talking about a group of males or a mixed group, masculine objects, or in place of a Proper Names)

él y ella

ellos (When a group is mixed, Spanish uses the masculine/plural form)

Pablo y Carlos

ellos (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Sabrina y él

ellos (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Sergio y Gloria

ellos (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

El señor y la señora

ellos (You can always replace titles with a pronoun)

nosotras

nosotras (We - Used to talk about a group of females if the speaker is including herself)

Ana, Camila, Roberta y yo (4 girls)

nosotras (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Josefina y yo (2 girls)

nosotras (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Juana y yo (2 girls)

nosotras (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Juana, Paula y yo (3 girls)

nosotras (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Roberta y yo (2 girls)

nosotras (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

La señora y yo (2 girls)

nosotras (You can always replace titles with a pronoun)

nosotros

nosotros (We - Used to talk about a mixed group including yourself)

Juan y yo

nosotros (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Luis y yo

nosotros (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Luis, Felipe Alejandro y yo

nosotros (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Pablo y yo

nosotros (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

Roberto y yo

nosotros (You can always replace a proper name with a pronoun)

El señor y yo

nosotros (You can always replace titles with a pronoun)

tú

tú (you - it is the informal form of you. Used when talking to a friend, family member or someone younger)

Pablo y usted

ustedes

usted y usted

ustedes

Agustín, Jesús y usted