SER and subject pronouns Ch 1.1. Subject pronouns Subjects – do the action of the verb –Located in the subject of the sentence Pronouns – take the place.

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1 SER and subject pronouns Ch 1.1

2 Subject pronouns Subjects – do the action of the verb –Located in the subject of the sentence Pronouns – take the place of a noun –I, you, he, she, it, we, they, y’all We use a 6 box chart to organize these subject pronouns.

3 6 box chart The left column is for singular subjects The right column is for plural subjects The 1 st row is 1 st person – talking about yourself 2 nd row is 2 nd person - talking directly to someone 3 rd row is 3 rd person – talking about someone 1 st person- Singular 1 st person- plural 2 nd person- singular *2 nd person- plural 3 rd person- Singular 3 rd person- plural

4 Subject pronouns I yo nosotros We nosotras You tú vosotros *Y’all (only in Spain) vosotras He él She ella You (formal) usted (Ud.) They (m) ellos They (f) ellas Y’all ustedes (Uds.)

5 The infinitive SER – to be (Yo) Soy I am (Nosotr@s) Somos we are (Tú) Eres you are *(Vosotr@s) Sois (Spain) y’all are (él) (ella) Es (Ud.) he/she/it is (ellos) (ellas) Son (Uds.) They/y’all are

6 Ejemplos Where are you from? ¿De dónde eres? I am from… Yo soy de…. the U.Slos Estados Unidos South CarolinaCarolina del Sur Columbia, LexingtonColumbia, Lexington Where is he/she from? ¿De dónde es? He/she is from… Él/Ella es de….

7 Práctica Translate the following sentences to Spanish. We are from Spain. They are from Panama. They are from the US. Y’all are from Argentina. Isabel is not from Columbia. I am from Charleston. You are from Mexico? The class is from Irmo. The classes are not from Peru.

8 Práctica Translate the following sentences to Spanish. We are from Spain. They are from Panama. They are from the US. Y’all are from Argentina. Isabel is not from Columbia. I am from Charleston. You are from Mexico? The class is from Irmo. The classes are not from Peru. Nosotros somos de España. Ellos son de Panamá. Ellas son de Estados Unidos. Uds. son de Argentina. Isabel no es de Columbia. Yo soy de Charleston. ¿Eres tú de México? La clase es de Irmo. Las clases no son de Perú.

9 Más Práctica To form a negative sentence, simply put the word “no” in front of the verb. Él es mexicano. No es colombiano. Yo soy de Bogotá. No soy de Cali. Isabel is from Miami. I am from Charleston. You are from Walhalla. I am not a student. She is not an American. Translate the following sentences into Spanish.

10 Más Práctica To form a negative sentence, simply put the word “no” in front of the verb. Él es mexicano. No es colombiano. Yo soy de Bogotá. No soy de Cali. Isabel es de Miami. Yo soy de Charleston. Tú eres de Walhalla. Yo no soy estudiante. Ella no es americana. Isabel is from Miami. I am from Charleston. You are from Walhalla. I am not a student. She is not an American. Translate the following sentences into Spanish.