Answer:
1. El señor Díaz
Addressing him: Usted Talking about him: Él
2. Jimena y Marissa
Addressing them: Ustedes Talking about them: Ellas
3. Maru y Miguel
Addressing them: Ustedes Talking about them: Ellos
4. la profesora
Addressing her: Usted Talking about her: Ella
5. un estudiante
Addressing him: Tú Talking about him: Él
6. el director de una escuela
Addressing him: Usted Talking about him: Él
7. tres chicas
Addressing them: Ustedes Talking about them: Ellas
8. un pasajero de autobús
Addressing him: Usted Talking about him: Él
9. Juan Carlos y Felipe
Addressing them: Ustedes Talking about them: Ellos
10. una turista
Addressing her: Usted Talking about her: Ella
Explanation:
In this activity we have to write down the corresponding pronouns used to address or talk about the subjects in the sentences.
1. Mr. Diaz
Addressing him: Usted (you formal) Talking about him: Él (he)
2. Jimena and Marissa
Addressing them: Ustedes (you plural) Talking about them: Ellas (they feminine)
3. Maru and Miguel
Addressing them: Ustedes (you plural) Talking about them: Ellos (they masculine)
4. The teacher (feminine)
Addressing her: Usted (you formal) Talking about her: Ella (She)
5. A student
Addressing him: Tú (you informal) Talking about him: Él (He)
6. A school´s director
Addressing him: Usted (you formal) Talking about him: Él (He)
7. Three girls
Addressing them: Ustedes (you plural) Talking about them: Ellas (They feminine)
8. A bus passenger
Addressing him: Usted (you formal) Talking about him: Él (He)
9. Juan Carlos and Felipe
Addressing them: Ustedes (you plural) Talking about them: Ellos (They masculine)
10. A tourist
Addressing her: Usted (you formal) Talking about her: Ella (She)
The pronoun <em>"usted"</em> is the formal form of the 2nd person singular. It is customary to use it as a sign of respect when addressing older people, people in a position of authority, people you don't have a level of confidence with or older family members.
