Grant Subject Pronouns, Adjectives, and Articles Flashcards
Subject pronoun, singular. Talking about myself.
Yo
Subject pronoun, singular. Talking to you, a friend.
Tú
Subject pronoun, singular. Talking about a guy.
Él
Subject pronoun, singular. Talking about a girl.
Ella
Subject pronoun, singular. Talking to you, a person I should respect.
Usted
Subject pronoun, plural. Talking about myself as part of a group.
Nosotros/as
Subject pronoun, plural. Talking to a group of friends.
Ustedes
Subject pronoun, plural. Talking about a group of guys or a mixed group.
Ellos
Subject pronoun, plural. Talking about a group of girls only.
Ellas
Subject pronoun, plural. Talking to all of you as a group.
Ustedes
(Verb “Ser” Singlar”) Talking about myself. (I am…)
Yo soy
(Verb “Ser” Singular) Talking to you, a friend. (You are…)
Tú eres
(Verb “Ser” Singular) Talking about a guy. (He is…)
Él es
(Verb “Ser” Singlular) Talking about a girl. (She is…)
Ellas son
(Verb “Ser” Singular) Talking to you, a person I should respect. (You are…)
Usted es
(Verb “Ser” plural) Talking about myself as part of a group. (We are…)
Nosotros/as somos
(Verb “Ser” plural) Talking to a group of friends. (Some are…)
Ustedes son
(Verb “Ser” plural) Talking about a group of guys or a mixed group. (They are…(males or mixed))
Ellos son
(Verb “Ser” plural) Talking about a group of girls only. (They are… (females))
Ella son
(Verb “Ser” plural) Talking to all of you as a group. (All of you are…)
Ustedes son
How to make noun that ends in a vowel plural?
Add an “s”.
How to make noun that ends in a consonant plural?
Add an “es”.
How to make noun that ends in a “z” plural?
Change the “z” to “c” and add an “es”.
The form of an adjective modifying a plural noun must match the noun’s _____ and _____.
The form of an adjective modifying a plural noun must match the noun’s gender and number.