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I can construct sentences with possessives that's after the noun and before the noun.
John's dog is playing.
The dog of John is playing.
My answer is Before or After the noun.
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.
