|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Pronombres
Pronombre Sujeto
Se usa para el sujeto de un verbo:
I live in Madrid. We have a nice flat.
Steve lives in Alabama. He is married.
His wife's name is Susan. She is a teacher.
They live in a big house. It is in the country.
Where do you live?
| I | yo |
| you | tú |
| he | él |
| she | ella |
| it | ello |
| we | nosotros |
| you | vosotros |
| they | ellos |
Pronombre Objeto
Se usa como objeto o detrás de una preposicion:
John lives with me. The dog lives with us. Sometimes the dog sleeps with him. My wife's name is Mary. I met her at school. Are you thirsty? I can give you something to drink. I don't have you book. I gave it to Randy.
| me | yo, mi, me |
| you | tú, ti, te |
| him | él, lo, le, se |
| her | ella, la, le, se |
| it | ello, lo |
| us | nosotros, nos |
| you | vosotros, os |
| them | ellos, les, las |
Se usa para indicar posesión:
Do you like my new car? Where is your pencil? We can have the party at our house. Marge is coming with her friends. Where's William? His hat is on the table. The children are happy. Their new teacher is very nice.
| my | mi |
| your | tu |
| his | su (de él) |
| her | su (de ella) |
| its | su (de ello) |
| our | nuestro |
| your | vuestro |
| their | su (de ellos) |
Se usa para indicar posesión:
This pen isn't mine. It's yours.
I don't like her jacket. I prefer his.
Helen and James both have rich parents. Yes, but hers are
divorced.
My parents are always working but yours are always on
holiday.
Your classroom is big but ours has three windows.
These exams aren't ours. They're theirs.
| mine | mío |
| yours | tuyo |
| his | suyo (de él) |
| hers | suyo (de ella) |
| its | suyo (de ello) |
| ours | nuestro |
| yours | vuestro |
| theirs | suyo (de ellos) |
