Subject pronouns and to be

Review: Match the subject pronouns to their meanings. Yo I Tú You (singular, informal Él He Ella She Usted You (singular, formal) Review: Match the subject pronouns to their meanings. Nosotros We (boys, mixed gender) Ellos They (boys, mixed gender) Ustedes You all (formal used) Ellas They (girls) Nosotras We (girls) Place the pronouns in the chart according to singular and point of view. You'll click on each box of the chart and select the pronoun(s) that belong there. Remember, it has to be in order! I we You You He they Now place the forms of SER (to be) in the chart according to singular and point-of-view matches. You'll click on each box of the chart and select the verb form that belongs there. Remember, it has to be in order! soy somos eres *sois (Spain) es son Match the following subject pronouns to the forms of SER (to be). Yo soy Tú eres Él, Ella, Usted es Nosotros, nosotras somos Ellos, ellas, Ustedes son Match the following forms of SER (to be) to their meanings. soy I am eres You (singular, informal are es He is, You (singular, formal) are somos We are son They are, You all (plural-technically formal) are Which verb means "I am"? soy es son eres Which verb means "you (singular, informal are"? soy eres es son Which verb means "you (plural, technically formal) are"? eres soy son es Which verb would you use to say "Miguel is"? eres es soy son Which verb would you use to say "Marcos and I are"? soy son somos eres Fill in the blank with the most logical form of SER (to be) to complete each sentence. I am from Russia. Mario is from Marshall. Marcus and Anita arefrom Kansas City. My friends and me are from Missouri. My friends are from California. Where are you from? Mickey is my friend. Chuck and Anne are my friends.