Subject Pronouns

What is the purpose of subject pronouns? (In other words, why do we use them?)

Subject pronouns replace people's names, and are used to tell who is doing an action.

she

ella

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? Luisa y María

ellas

they (all female)

ellas

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? Adam y ella

ellos

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? Enrique y Mateo

ellos

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? Patricia, Ana, Elena y Tomás

ellos

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? tus padres

ellos

they (all male, or mixed group)

ellos

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? Las estudiantes y yo (Sra. Edmiston)

nosotras

we (all females)

nosotras

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects: Manolo y yo

nosotros

we (all males or mixed group)

nosotros

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? tú y yo

nosotros(as)

you (singular, informal)

tú

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subject if you are talking to him/her? El Señor Reynolds

usted (Ud.)

you (singular, formal)

usted (Ud.)

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking about them? tú y tus amigos

ustedes (Uds.)

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking to them? Sara, Marta y Alejandro

ustedes (Uds.)

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subjects if you are talking to them? tú, tú y tú

ustedes (Uds.)

you (plural)

ustedes (Uds.)

you (plural, informal, Spain)

vosotros(as)

I

yo

With which subject pronoun would you replace the following subject if you are talking about him/her? El Señor Reynolds

él

he

él