Subject pronouns

are used to replace a noun which is the subject of the , in other words, the person or thing that is doing the action in the sentence.

The words I, you, he, she, we, you and they are subject pronouns, eg Leo juega al fútbol (Leo plays football) becomes él juega al fútbol (he plays football). Subject pronouns are mostly used for emphasis in Spanish:

yo	I
tú	you (singular)
él	he
ella	she
usted	you (formal singular)
nosotros	we (all male or a mixed group)
nosotras	we (all female)
vosotros	you (plural -- all male or a mixed group)
vosotras	you (plural -- all female)
ellos	they (all male or a mixed group)
ellas	they (all female)
ustedes	you (formal plural)

yo

I

tú

you (singular)

él

he

ella

she

usted

you (formal singular)

nosotros

we (all male or a mixed group)

nosotras

we (all female)

vosotros

you (plural -- all male or a mixed group)

vosotras

you (plural -- all female)

ellos

they (all male or a mixed group)

ellas

they (all female)

ustedes

you (formal plural)

Question

Replace the subject in bold with the correct subject pronoun.

Joel vive en Madrid.
Isabella y Elena fueron al cine.
Miguel y yo estamos muy contentos.
Ana, Susana y Pedro van al mismo colegio.

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