Part 2: Subject Pronouns and Infinitive Verbs
In Part 2, we will gain familiarity with subject pronouns.
In this section, we will gain a solid familiarity of pronouns and infinitive verbs separately
before we combine these ideas to begin work on creating short sentences.
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Subject Pronouns
Classes of gender and number also exist within subject pronouns.
These two sections, gender and number, determine how nouns are treated within a sentence.
In Spanish, it is common for subject pronouns to be omitted, as they are incorporated as part of a verb conjugation.
We will begin verb conjugations next.
| Persona
| Person
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| Español
| Inglés
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| Yo |
I |
| Tú |
You |
| Él |
He |
| Ella |
She |
| Nosotros |
We |
| Ellos |
They |
| Ellas |
They (females) |
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| There are three broad categories of verb-types in Spanish:
Verbs that end in ...
| Regular Verbs |
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| Español |
Inglés |
| escuchar |
to listen |
| soplar |
to blow |
| abrazar |
to hug / to embrace |
| quitar |
to take off |
| enseñar |
to show / to teach |
| mirar |
to look |
| parar |
to stop |
| correr |
to run |
| cantar |
to sing |
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| Iregular Verbs |
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| Español |
Inglés |
| ir |
to go |
| dar |
to give |
| estar |
to be |
| poner |
to put |
| caer |
to fall |
| decir |
to say |
| jugar |
to play |
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| dolor |
to have pain |
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