Do I need to write or say "yo" with a verb?

Question

When i write some thing about my self so do i need to write "YO" before verb. for example. YO Quiero agua...YO NECESITO....

Answer 1

Generally speaking you do not need to use personal pronouns with verb conjugations except where there is a clear need to specify who is carrying out an action - to avoid ambiguity Most of the time it should be very clear from the context who is doing what and with whom

However, there are occasions when extra clarity is needed This is because the verb form(s) in the third person singular (and plural) can be conjugated for he/she/ and you (formal)

or in Spanish: el/ella/ ud respectively. For this reason you can say **ella miraba a los niños jugaban en el parque = she was watching the children playing in the park ... if it is a single sentance or the first sentance introducing the girl/woman who was doing the action**. If however the person carrying out the action is already obvious there is no need to use the personal pronoun.

I hope that this helps

Answer 2

Welcome to the Forum!

No, in this case, you don't need to use personal pronouns. It's understood by the verb conjugation--- quiero, necesito.

Answer 3

Welcome to the forum shoaib !

In these examples you don't, the ending of the verbs tells us that it is first person singular. The only times you need to use personal pronouns is when the subject is unclear . As a general rule, avoid them entirely.

I hope this help.

Answer 4

Great question!

Nooooooooooo, do N O T use subject pronouns!

Answer 5

Welcome to the forum shoaib.

Please use proper capitalization and punctuation in your posts. Thanks!