Los pronombres (Subject Pronouns) IS1

Singular Subject Pronouns Match the following subject pronouns in Spanish with their English meanings. All of the pronouns here involve 1 person. In other words, they are singular. Yo I Tú You (familiar) Él He Ella She Usted You (formal) Plural Subject Pronouns Match the following subject pronouns in Spanish with their English meanings. All of the pronouns here involve 2 or more people. In other words, they are plural. Nosotros We Vosotros You all (only used in Spain, familiar) Ellos They (masculine or mixed) Ellas They (feminine) Ustedes You all (used everywhere, formal only in Spain) Type the Subject Pronoun that you would use to replace the subject given. You are talking ABOUT the subject provided.All answers are lower case (no capital letters).Your spelling must be correct here to get credit! Here are accents you can copy and paste if needed: á é í ó ú ñ 1. Mikaela: ella2. Myself: yo3. Juan y Juanita: ellos4. Señor Landaeta: él5. Paco y yo: nosotros6. Pepe y Juju: ellos7. Bellísima y Elita: ellas Type the Subject Pronoun that you would use to replace the subject given. You are talking TO the subject provided.Be careful with familiar and formal here! All answers are lower case (no capital letters).Your spelling must be correct here to get credit! Here are accents you can copy and paste if needed: á é í ó ú ñ 8. Adriana: tú9. Señor Blanco: usted10. Pepe y yo: nosotros 11. Victoria y tú (Laura) en España: vosotras12. Señor Landaeta y usted (Señor García): ustedes13. Judá: tú14. Tómas y tú (Gabriela) en México: ustedes 15. What subject pronoun would you use to replace "Alejandro y yo"? nosotros