Subject Pronouns

You are talking about yourself

You are talking to a group of good friends. You are from Puerto Rico.

You are talking to your mother

You are talking to President Obama

You are talking about a group of girls

You are talking about a group of guys

You are talking to one boy

You are talking to one girl

You are talking to a group of people that you don't know well, or that you would like to show respect to.

You are talking to group of your friends and you live in Madrid

You are talking to a group of your girlfriends and you live in Barcelona

You are talking about your friend Luisa

You are talking about your friend Pablo.

You and some friends are talking about where you are going on Friday

You and your friend Ana are talking about yourselves. By the way, you are a girl

You are talking to the check out clerk at Kroger

You are talking to a classmate in history class

You are talking to two of your favorite teachers that you see while shopping in Madrid.

You are talking about the girls on the volleyball team

You are talking about President Obama

You are talking to your parents. You live in Puerto Rico.

You are talking about your best friends Miguel and Juanita. You live in Chile.

You are talking to your best friends Miguel and Juanita. You live in Chile.

You are asking a question to a police officer

You are asking your students how they are today. You live in Costa Rica.

A student asks how you are. You are the teacher.

You are greeting your neighbor, Mrs. Brown.

You are talking about the players on the football team

You are talking about our school resource officer

You are talking to your grandparents. You live in Valencia, Spain