Notes
Subject pronouns
- yo, tú, él, ella, usted, nosotros/as, vosotros/as, ellos, ellas, ustedes.
- A mixed group uses the masculine form. Ustedes is the plural "you" in Latin America; vosotros is used in Spain.
- Pronouns are often dropped because the verb shows the subject.
Ser
| yo soy | nosotros somos |
|---|---|
| tú eres | vosotros sois |
| él / ella / usted es | ellos / ellas / ustedes son |
- Use ser for description, personality, occupation, origin, nationality, time, dates, relationships, material and where events take place.
- No article before a plain profession: Es profesor.
Origin and nationality
- ¿De dónde eres? — Soy de... Countries are capitalized; nationalities are lowercase adjectives that agree: mexicano/a, español/a, inglés/inglesa, canadiense.
Question words
- ¿Quién(es)? who, ¿Cómo? what like / how, ¿De dónde? from where, ¿Qué? what, ¿Cuál? which / what.
Topics in this unit
Each topic has its own short notes and practice.
Practice
Yo soy, ellos son.
Two females being talked about: ellas.
Masculine plural, lowercase: ingleses.
Madrid is in Spain; gracioso means funny.
Profession uses ser, and mi tío takes es. (Location of a person needs estar.)
¿Cómo eres? asks for a description.
Free response
Write your answer first, then open the scoring guide.
Free-response question
Introduce yourself and a friend to a new class in Spanish.
(a) Say your name, where you are from and your nationality.
Show the answer and scoring guide
Me llamo Alex. Soy de Chicago. Soy estadounidense.
Check off the points you earned:
(b) Introduce your friend Valeria, who is from Mexico and is nice and smart.
Show the answer and scoring guide
Ella es mi amiga Valeria. Es de México. Es mexicana. Es simpática e inteligente.
Check off the points you earned:
(c) Write one sentence about both of you using nosotros, and give two reasons it needs the verb ser.
Show the answer and scoring guide
Nosotros somos estudiantes y somos muy trabajadores. It needs ser because it tells an occupation (students) and a characteristic (hard-working).
Check off the points you earned: