Subject Pronoun - Práctica 2

Last updated over 5 years ago

17 questions

Subject Pronoun - Práctica 2

Last updated over 5 years ago

17 questions

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

NOW WE ARE SWITCHING IT UP.   With this next set of questions, tell me which pronoun you would use to talk ABOUT each person/group of people (spelling matters!)

Subject Pronoun - Práctica 2

Subject Pronoun - Práctica 2

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

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

Subject Pronoun - Práctica 2

Subject Pronoun - Práctica 2

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

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

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

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