Pronombres: Subject Pronouns Trivia Questions! Quiz

The correct answer is "Yo" because it is the Spanish subject pronoun that means "I".

Vosotros/Vosotras is a form of the second person plural pronoun used in Spanish. It is specifically used in Spain, where it is the preferred way to address a group of people informally. In other Spanish-speaking countries like Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, and Equatorial Guinea, alternative forms such as ustedes or vos are used instead. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is Spain.

The Spanish subject pronoun "Nosotros" means "We".

The correct answer is "Ellas" because it is the subject pronoun used to refer to a group of females. "Ellos" is used to refer to a group of males or a mixed group, "Ustedes" is the formal subject pronoun used to refer to a group of people regardless of their gender, "Nosotras" is the subject pronoun used to refer to a group of females including the speaker, and "Vosotras" is the subject pronoun used to refer to a group of females excluding the speaker.

The correct answer is "Él." This subject pronoun is used to talk about a male person.

"Tú" is an informal second person singular pronoun used in Spanish. It is used to address friends, family members, fellow students, and people your own age in a casual and familiar manner. However, it is not appropriate to use "tú" with complete strangers as it may be seen as disrespectful or overly familiar. In such cases, it is more appropriate to use the formal second person singular pronoun "usted".

The subject pronoun "Nosotros" can be used to substitute for "Alejandro y yo" as the subject. "Nosotros" is the plural form of "we" and includes both males and females.

The subject would turn masculine with just one male. In Spanish, the gender of a subject is determined by the presence of at least one male. It doesn't matter if there are females in the group or if males outnumber females. As long as there is at least one male, the subject will be considered masculine.

The subject pronoun "Él" can be used to substitute for "MR. BABYLON" as the subject. This pronoun is used to refer to a male person or entity.

The subject pronoun "Ellas" is used to talk about a group of females. It is the feminine plural form of the subject pronoun "Ella," which is used to talk about a singular female. Therefore, "Ellas" is the correct subject pronoun to use when talking about a subject represented by a group of females.

The correct answer is "Uds." which is the abbreviation of "Ustedes". "Ustedes" is a pronoun in Spanish used to address a group of people in a formal way, equivalent to the English pronoun "you all" or "you guys". The abbreviation "Uds." is commonly used in written Spanish to represent "Ustedes" and is recognized as the correct abbreviation for this pronoun.

The subject pronoun "Ellos" is the correct answer because it is the masculine plural form and can be used to substitute for "Lola y Carlos" as the subject. "Ellos" refers to a group of males or a mixed group of males and females.

If you were talking to Ella, you would use the subject pronoun "Usted". "Usted" is the formal subject pronoun used when addressing someone respectfully or in a formal manner.

The subject pronoun "Ustedes" is used to talk to a group of people in a formal or polite manner. It is the plural form of "Usted" which is used to address a single person formally. Therefore, "Ustedes" is the correct subject pronoun to use when talking to the subject.

The subject pronoun "Vosotros" is the correct answer because it is the plural form of "you" in Spanish and is used to refer to a group of people who the speaker is addressing. In this case, "Tú y Sarita" refers to more than one person, so "Vosotros" would be the appropriate pronoun to use as a substitute for them as the subject.