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Spanish Subject Pronouns Worksheet: Practice Quiz

Quick, free quiz for Spanish pronouns practice. Instant results.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Aaliyah McgowanUpdated Aug 23, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
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This quiz helps you practice Spanish subject pronouns and spot errors fast. Answer brief questions, see instant feedback, and strengthen recall. For extra study, try Spanish subject pronouns practice, review objects with the Spanish object pronouns quiz, or build intuition with the gustar pronouns quiz.

What is the Spanish subject pronoun for "I"?
Él
Yo
Nosotros
Tú
In Spanish, "yo" is the first-person singular subject pronoun used to mean "I". Spanish verbs are conjugated to reflect the subject, but "yo" is used for emphasis or clarity. It corresponds directly to the English pronoun "I."
What is the Spanish subject pronoun for "You" informal singular?
Tú
Vosotros
Usted
Ellos
The pronoun "tú" is used for the second-person singular informal form of "you" in Spanish. It's used among friends, family, or peers. The formal equivalent is "usted."
What is the Spanish subject pronoun for "He"?
Ella
Usted
Él
Ellos
The pronoun "él" (with an accent) specifically means "he" in Spanish. It's used for masculine singular third-person subjects. Without the accent, "el" is the definite article "the."
What is the Spanish subject pronoun for "She"?
Usted
Ella
Ellas
Él
The pronoun "ella" means "she" in Spanish and is the feminine singular third-person form. It matches feminine singular subjects in English. Be careful not to confuse it with "ellas," which is the plural form.
What pronoun do you use to formally address someone singular?
Usted
Tú
Nosotros
Vosotros
The pronoun "usted" is used to address someone in a formal, respectful manner in singular. It's common in professional or polite contexts. Its verb forms mirror third-person conjugation.
Which pronoun means "We" in a mixed-gender group?
Nosotros
Ellos
Ustedes
Nosotras
"Nosotros" is the first-person plural pronoun for a group that includes at least one male. If the group were all female, you would use "nosotras." Spanish uses gendered plural forms.
Which pronoun is used for "You all" in Latin America regardless of gender?
Ustedes
Ellas
Ellos
Vosotros
In Latin America, "ustedes" is used for the second-person plural formal and informal. Unlike Spain, where "vosotros" is used informally, Latin American Spanish uses "ustedes" for both contexts.
Which pronoun means "they" when referring to a group of all females?
Ellas
Ustedes
Ellos
Nosotras
"Ellas" is the third-person plural feminine pronoun used when the group is exclusively female. "Ellos" is the masculine or mixed-gender equivalent. Spanish subject pronouns agree in gender and number with the subject.
Fill in the blank: ____ vamos al cine.
Ustedes
Ellos
Nosotros
Vosotros
The sentence uses first-person plural, so "nosotros" is correct. The verb "vamos" is conjugated for "nosotros/nosotras." Spanish often drops the pronoun, but it can be included for emphasis.
Fill in the blank: ____ eres mi mejor amigo.
Él
Tú
Yo
Usted
The verb "eres" is second-person singular informal, so "tú" is the matching subject pronoun. "Usted" would require "es." Pronoun and verb forms must agree in person and number.
Which subject pronoun correctly completes the sentence: ____ hablan español.
Vosotros
Ellas
Ustedes
Ellos
The verb "hablan" is third-person plural or second-person plural formal. While "ustedes hablan" is correct in Latin America, the neutral plural pronoun for "they speak" in a mixed or male group is "ellos hablan." Use gendered agreement.
In Spain, which pronoun is used for "you all" informal plural?
Ustedes
Ellas
Ellos
Vosotros
In Peninsular (Spain) Spanish, "vosotros" is the informal second-person plural pronoun. It's used among friends or peers. In Latin America, "ustedes" serves both formal and informal roles.
Which subject pronoun is used with a group of yourself and another female speaker?
Ellos
Nosotras
Ellas
Nosotros
"Nosotras" is the feminine first-person plural pronoun, used when the speakers are all female. Even though you include yourself, gender agreement rules apply. For mixed groups, use "nosotros."
Translate to Spanish: "She and I are friends." Which pronoun replaces "She and I"?
Ellas
Ellos
Nosotras
Nosotros
Even though one speaker is female and the other is male, Spanish defaults to the masculine plural "nosotros." If both were female, you would use "nosotras." Pronouns must agree in gender and number.
Which pronoun would you use for a group of two males and one female?
Nosotras
Ustedes
Ellas
Ellos
"Ellos" is the third-person plural masculine pronoun used for groups that are all male or mixed gender. The feminine form "ellas" applies only when the group is all female.
Which pronoun is used for formal "you all" in Spain?
Vosotros
Ellas
Ellos
Ustedes
Formal second-person plural in Spain uses "ustedes," though it matches third-person plural verb forms. "Vosotros" is the informal equivalent in Spain. In Latin America, "ustedes" is used universally.
In Spain, what pronoun is used for "you all" when addressing only female friends?
Ellas
Ustedes
Vosotras
Vosotros
"Vosotras" is the feminine form of the second-person plural informal pronoun in Spain. It's used exclusively when addressing a group of females in an informal context. The masculine or mixed form is "vosotros."
Which subject pronoun is used for the second person singular informal in Argentina?
Tú
Vosotros
Vos
Usted
In Rioplatense Spanish (Argentina and Uruguay), "vos" replaces "tú" in informal second-person singular contexts. This phenomenon is called "voseo." Verb conjugations differ slightly from those used with "tú."
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Study Outcomes

  1. Identify Spanish Subject Pronouns -

    Recall and recognize each Spanish subject pronoun, from yo and tú to ellos and ellas, through interactive exercises.

  2. Differentiate Singular, Plural, and Formal Forms -

    Distinguish among singular and plural pronouns as well as formal and informal variations, including the nuances of tu y yo subject pronoun usage.

  3. Apply Pronouns in Context -

    Complete sentences accurately by inserting the correct subject Spanish pronouns on a practical spanish pronouns worksheet.

  4. Reinforce Correct tú and yo Usage -

    Practice proper placement and agreement of the tu y yo subject pronoun in everyday Spanish sentences.

  5. Self-Assess with Immediate Feedback -

    Use this spanish pronoun practice quiz's instant scoring to gauge mastery and identify areas for improvement.

  6. Build Pronoun Confidence -

    Boost your confidence in using subject pronouns correctly in both spoken and written Spanish.

Cheat Sheet

  1. Basic Spanish Subject Pronouns -

    Spanish uses six main subject pronouns - yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros/nosotras, vosotros/vosotras, ellos/ellas - to indicate who performs each action. Reputable sources like the Real Academia Española offer charts that map each pronoun to its English equivalent and grammatical person.

  2. Informal vs. Formal "You" -

    Tú is the informal second-person singular pronoun, while usted expresses formality or respect; for example, Tú hablas rápido vs. Usted habla rápido. The University of Salamanca's course materials highlight cultural contexts to choose correctly based on familiarity and dialect.

  3. First-Person Plural: Nosotros/Nosotras -

    Nosotros (mixed/male) and nosotras (female) mark "we" and must match the group's gender; e.g., Nosotros viajamos mañana. Harvard's Pronoun Use in Spanish handbook explains how inclusive language can influence pronoun selection in modern usage.

  4. Second-Person Plural: Vosotros vs. Ustedes -

    In Spain, vosotros/vosotras is the informal second-person plural, while most Latin American dialects replace it with ustedes for both formal and informal contexts. Praxis exercises from the Instituto Cervantes help you master conjugations like vosotros coméis vs. ustedes comen.

  5. Pro-drop Feature & Mnemonic Trick -

    Spanish often omits subject pronouns (pro-drop) since verb endings indicate the subject - so Estudio alone means "I study" without yo. Use the mnemonic "Yo y tú en nuevos versos emergen" to recall the pronoun order: yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros/nosotras, vosotros/vosotras, ellos/ellas.

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