subject pronou

Question

Please expain subject pronoun

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Answer 1

Subject pronouns:

In English: I, you (singular), he, she, it, we, you (plural), they

In Spanish: yo, tú, usted (Ud.), él, ella, (ello), nosotros, vosotros, ustedes (Uds.), ellos, ellas

Order: first, second and third person singular (Ud. is 3rd pers.), first, second and third person plural (Uds. is 3rd pers.)

In Spanish: tú is spoken to one person and vosotros to 2 or more persons with whom you are familiar. Vosotros is rarely or never used in American Spanish.

Usted is spoken to one person and ustedes to 2 or more persons with whom you are formal. Ustedes is used for the plural you in American Spanish.

Subject pronouns are not required with the verb as in English - only used for emphasis or clarity.

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