A pronoun replaces a noun in order to avoid repetition. In this way, subject pronouns function as the subject of a verb. These are the following subject pronouns in Spanish:
FIRST PERSON.
Singular: yo (I)
Plural: nosotros/nosotras (we)
SECOND PERSON.
Singular: Tú/usted
Plural: Ustedes/vosotros/vosotras
THIRD PERSON:
Singular: él/ella
Plural: ellos/ellas
So, solving this problem, we have:
1. The correct answer is:
c. ella (she). <em>Pronombre Tercera Persona del Singular (Femenino)</em>
2. The correct answer is:
c. él (he). <em>Pronombre Tercera Persona del Singular (Masculino)</em>
4. The correct answer is:
d. ustedes (you). <em>Pronombre Segunda Persona del Plural.</em>
5. The correct answer is:
a. ellas (they). <em>Pronombre Tercera Persona del Plural (Femenino)</em>
<u>Nota.</u> Ellos - Es válido tanto para el género masculino como para referirse a mujeres y hombres en conjunto. En 4. se usa el segundo caso.
Answer:
¿Quiénes están hablando? (Translated) Who is Talking?
Answer:
B
Explanation:
I'm Hispanic, if its wrong then I'm sorry
Answer:
The answer would possibly be D
Explanation:
Because C and B do not have the right grammar used and A is not used as saying in 3rd person.
