Subject Pronoun Homework (Spanish 1)

The correct answer is "ellas" because it is the feminine pronoun used to refer to a group of girls. "Ellos" and "vosotros" are masculine pronouns, while "ustedes" is a gender-neutral pronoun used to refer to a group of people in general.

The correct answer is "Yo soy americano." This is because the phrase "Yo soy" means "I am" and "americano" means "American" in Spanish. Therefore, the correct phrase to say "I am American" in Spanish is "Yo soy americano."

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

The correct answer is "ella" because it is the pronoun used to refer to a female person. In this case, the question is asking which pronoun should be used to talk about a specific person, and since the person is female, the appropriate pronoun would be "ella."

In Spain, the pronoun "vosotros/as" is used. This pronoun is the plural form of "you" and is used when addressing a group of people informally. In other Spanish-speaking countries like Mexico, Guatemala, and Cuba, the pronoun "ustedes" is used instead. "Ustedes" is the formal plural form of "you" and is used in both formal and informal situations. Therefore, the correct answer is Spain.

The correct answer is "Tú eres gracioso." This is because the phrase "tú eres" is used to address a friend or someone you are familiar with informally. "Gracioso" means funny, so the phrase translates to "You are funny."

The subject can turn to masculine with just one male. This means that even if there is only one male in the group, the subject will be considered masculine. It is not necessary for males to outnumber females or for males to be at least half of the group. As long as there is at least one male, the subject will be masculine.

The Spanish subject pronoun "nosotros" means "we."

The pronoun "nosotros" is the correct choice because it is used to refer to a group of people that includes both males and females. In this case, "Alejandro y yo" refers to a group of people that includes Alejandro (a male) and the speaker (whose gender is not specified). Therefore, the pronoun "nosotros" is the appropriate choice to substitute for "Alejandro y yo".

The correct answer is "Uds." The abbreviation "Uds." stands for "ustedes" in Spanish, which is the plural form of "usted" meaning "you" in formal context. This abbreviation is commonly used in written communication to address or refer to a group of people in a respectful manner.

The correct answer is "Él es perezoso." This is the correct way to tell your friends that your brother is lazy. The phrase "Él es" means "he is" in Spanish, and "perezoso" means "lazy." Therefore, the sentence "Él es perezoso" translates to "He is lazy."

The correct answer is "ellos" because it is the pronoun used to refer to a group of people that includes both males and females. "Nosotros" is used to refer to a group that includes the speaker, "vosotros" is used to refer to a group of people that does not include the speaker, and "él" is used to refer to a single male person.

The correct subject pronoun to substitute for "Sra Nitz" is "ella." The pronoun "ella" is used to refer to a female person, which is appropriate in this context.

Tú is the informal form of "you" in Spanish and is typically used with people with whom you have a close or familiar relationship, such as friends and people your own age. However, when addressing complete strangers, it is more appropriate to use the formal form of "you" which is usted. Therefore, tú would not be used with complete strangers.

The correct abbreviation for "usted" is "Ud." In Spanish, "usted" is a formal way of addressing someone, similar to the English "you." The abbreviation "Ud." is used to represent "usted" in written communication as it is shorter and more convenient.

The correct answer is "ellos" because Lola and Marco are both masculine names, indicating that they are male. Therefore, the pronoun used to substitute for them should also be masculine, which is "ellos."

The correct answer is "Sra. Nitz, usted es mi profesora favorita." This is because "usted" is the formal form of "you" in Spanish, which is appropriate when speaking to a teacher. The other options ("tú," "ella," and "yo") are either informal or incorrect forms of addressing the teacher.

The correct answer is "usted." "Usted" is a formal subject pronoun used when speaking to someone respectfully or in a formal setting. It is typically used with people who are older, in positions of authority, or strangers.

The correct answer is "¡Ustedes son idiotas!" In Spanish, "Ustedes" is the plural form of "you" and "son" means "are." Therefore, the phrase translates to "You guys are idiots!"

The correct answer is "ustedes" because it is a plural pronoun that can be used to refer to "tú y Sara" which is a plural subject. "Ustedes" is the formal plural form of "you" in Spanish and is commonly used to address a group of people.