Spanish Subject Pronouns Quiz

Check your understanding of Spanish subject pronouns with focused true-or-false questions on the key rules, contrasts and examples from the lesson. Use this quiz after the lesson to check understanding and identify anything worth reviewing.

Estimated time: 7 minutes

Instructions

Decide whether each statement is true or false.

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True or False

Decide whether each statement is true or false.

1. The form “soy” matches the subject pronoun “yo.”

2. The form “eres” matches “tú.”

3. The form “es” can match él, ella, or usted.

4. The form “somos” matches nosotros or nosotras.

5. The form “sois” is used with vosotros or vosotras.

6. The form “son” can match ellos, ellas, or ustedes.

7. Spanish normally requires the subject pronoun in every sentence just as English does.

8. “Soy estudiante.” can mean “I am a student” without explicitly saying “yo.”

9. A subject pronoun can be useful when contrasting one person with another.

10. A subject pronoun can be useful when the verb form alone is ambiguous.

11. “Usted” means “you” but uses the same form of ser as él and ella.

12. “Ustedes” is a plural form of “you” used widely across the Spanish-speaking world.

13. “Vosotros” and “vosotras” are presented as mainly used in Spain for informal plural address.

14. In a conversation already about Marta, “Es estudiante.” can continue referring to Marta without repeating “ella.”

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