Estar, Ser, And Subject Pronouns

Question 1

I

Answer 1

Yo

Question 2

You (single familiar)

Answer 2

Tú

Question 3

He

Answer 3

Él

Question 4

She

Answer 4

Ella

Question 5

You (single, formal)

Answer 5

Usted (used when meeting people for the first time, in business, and with a person you don’t know well. Its abbreviation is Ud.

Question 6

We

Answer 6

Nosotros

Question 7

You (plural familiar)

Answer 7

Ustedes (Latin America, abbr Uds)
Vosotros (Spain)

Question 8

They (males or mixed group)

Answer 8

Ellos

Question 9

They (only females)

Answer 9

Ellas

Question 10

It

Answer 10

There is no subject pronoun it in Spanish. Él and Ella refer to people and sometimes animals, but not things.

Question 11

Conjugate Estar

Answer 11

Yo estoy Nosotros estamos
Tú estás Vosotros estáis
Él está Ellos están
Ella está Ellas están
Usted está Ustedes están

Question 12

I am (estar)

Answer 12

Yo estoy

Question 13

You are (estar, singular familiar)

Answer 13

Tú estás

Question 14

He is (estar)

Answer 14

Él está

Question 15

She is (estar)

Answer 15

Ella está

Question 16

You are (estar, singular formal)

Answer 16

Usted está

Question 17

We are (estar)

Answer 17

Nosotros estamos

Question 18

You are (plural)

Answer 18

Vosotros estáis (Spain)
Ustedes están (Latín America)

Question 19

They are (masculine or mixed)

Answer 19

Ellos están

Question 20

They are (females)

Answer 20

Ellas están

Question 21

When do you use estar?

Answer 21

To express location, health, changing mood or condition, or personal opinion in terms of taste or appearance

Question 22

Which pronouns are often omitted with estar?

Answer 22

Yo, tú, and nosotros

Question 23

What does estar mean when used with food?

Answer 23

Tastes

Question 24

What does estar mean when used with appearance?

Answer 24

Look or looks

Question 25

Conjugate ser

Answer 25

Yo soy Nosotros somos Tú eres. Vosotros sois Él es. Ellos son Ella es. Ellas son Usted es. Ustedes son

Question 26

I am (ser)

Answer 26

Yo soy

Question 27

You are (ser, single familiar)

Answer 27

Tú eres

Question 28

He is (ser)

Answer 28

Él es

Question 29

She is (ser)

Answer 29

Ella es

Question 30

You are (ser, single formal)

Answer 30

Usted es

Question 31

We are (ser)

Answer 31

Nosotros somos

Question 32

You are (ser, plural familiar)

Answer 32

Vosotros sois (Spain) Ustedes son (Latin America)

Question 33

They are (ser, plural, males or mixed)

Answer 33

Ellos son

Question 34

They are (ser, plural, females)

Answer 34

Ellas son

Question 35

You are (ser, plural formal)

Answer 35

Ustedes son

Question 36

When do you use ser?

Answer 36

Seven instances -description -location -point of origin -identification -material (made from) -possession or ownership -when an event takes place

Question 37

When does Spanish take an *a/an* when stating a proffession?

Answer 37

When it is modified. Unmodified: José es estudiante Modified: José es un estudiante fantástico

Question 38

What preposition do you use with point of origin (meaning from)?

Answer 38

De

Question 39

When asking where someone or some thing is from, where do you put de?

Answer 39

In front of dónde. In Spanish, the preposition can never end the sentence

Question 40

When talking about what a material is made of, what preposition do you use?

Answer 40

De

Question 41

When talking about possession or ownership, what preposition do you use? (Meaning of)

Answer 41

De

Question 42

What contraction means *of the* in regards to possession or ownership?

Answer 42

Del (de + él)

Question 43

How do you form possessives in Spanish?

Answer 43

Use of (de) plus the noun. There is no apostrophe in Spanish.