Spanish Prepositional Pronouns Quiz: Mí, Ti, Conmigo and Contigo

1. Mí with a written accent is used as a pronoun after most prepositions.

True False

2. Mi without an accent is a possessive adjective before a noun.

True False

3. Este café es para mí is the lesson's correct pattern for “This coffee is for me.”

True False

4. Para me is the recommended form for “for me.”

True False

5. Tú is a subject pronoun, while ti is used after most prepositions.

True False

6. Este mensaje es para tú is the lesson's correct pattern.

True False

7. Hablan de mí is a correct use of a prepositional pronoun.

True False

8. Hablo de te is the correct form for “I talk about you.”

True False

9. With con, the lesson uses conmigo rather than con mí.

True False

10. With con, the lesson uses contigo rather than con ti.

True False

11. Voy con él is a correct pattern because other familiar pronouns remain separate after con.

True False

12. Comemos con ustedes is presented as correct in the lesson.

True False

13. Este libro es para Ana expresses ownership in the same way as Este libro es de Ana.

True False

14. Este libro es de ella can express that the book belongs to her.

True False

15. Voy contigo expresses companionship.

True False

16. The lesson recommends automatically using object-pronoun forms such as me and te after prepositions.

True False