Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents / spelling matters!):
dos policías
Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents / spelling matters!):
una amiga
Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
un profesor
Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
cinco amigos
Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
cinco amigas
Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
un doctor
Which subject pronoun would you use when speaking TO these people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
tu mejor amigo
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
un muchacho y una muchacha
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
cuatro muchachas
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
mi amigo y yo
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
seis modelas mexicanas
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people ( accents/ spelling matters!):
tu mejor amiga
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people (accents/spelling matters!):
tu mejor amigo
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people (accents/spelling matters!):
tu mamá y papá
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people (accents/spelling matters!):
tu perro (dog)
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people (accents/spelling matters!):
5 mejores amigos
Which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people (accents/spelling matters!):
5 mejores amigas