Test: Subject Pronouns - Spanish MCQ

"Yo" is the correct answer because it is the Spanish subject pronoun that means "I". In Spanish, subject pronouns are used to replace the subject of the sentence. "Yo" specifically refers to the first person singular subject, which is the speaker themselves. It is used when talking about oneself or expressing personal opinions, actions, or characteristics.

The correct answer is "Él" because it is the subject pronoun used to refer to a male person. In this case, it can be used to substitute for Mr. Babylon as the subject of a sentence.

In Spanish subject pronouns, the presence of just one male in the group is sufficient for the subject to turn masculine. So, even if there are females in the group, as long as there is at least one male, you would use the masculine form of the subject pronoun.

The subject pronoun "Ellos" is the correct answer because it is the plural form of the pronoun "él" which means "he" in English. In this case, "Lola y Carlos" is a plural subject, so the appropriate pronoun to substitute for them would be "Ellos."

The subject pronoun that could be used to substitute for "Tú y Sarita" as the subject is "vosotras."

The correct answer is "Ellas" because it is the subject pronoun used to refer to a group of girls. "Ellos" is used for a group of boys or a mixed group of boys and girls. "Ustedes" is a formal subject pronoun used to address a group of people regardless of their gender. "Nosotras" is used to refer to a group of females including the speaker. "Vosotras" is used to refer to a group of females being addressed in a familiar or informal way.

Vosotros/vosotras is a form of the second person plural pronoun used in Spain. In other Spanish-speaking countries, such as Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, and Equatorial Guinea, this form is not commonly used. Therefore, the correct answer is Spain.

The correct answer is "Nosotros" because it is the Spanish subject pronoun that means "We". It is used to refer to a group of people that includes the speaker.

When using the pronoun "Tú" in Spanish, it is typically used to address people you are familiar with, such as friends, family members, fellow students, or people your own age. However, it is not commonly used when addressing complete strangers.

The abbreviation of "Ustedes" is "Uds." This abbreviation is commonly used in Spanish to refer to the second-person plural pronoun "you all" or "you guys." It is formed by taking the first letter of "Ustedes" and adding an "s" at the end.