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Pronouns in Spanish

Pronouns replace nouns to avoid repetition and indicate people, objects, or ideas. Example: yo, tú, él, esto.

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Subject Pronouns in Spanish

Subject Pronouns

Pronombre personal sujeto

Subject pronouns indicate who performs the verb's action. Example: yo, tú, él, nosotros.
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Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish

Direct Object Pronouns

Pronombres de objeto directo

Direct object pronouns replace the direct object. Example: me, te, lo, la, nos, los.
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Indirect Object Pronouns in Spanish

Indirect Object Pronouns

Pronombres de objeto indirecto

Indirect object pronouns ieplace the indirect object. Example: me, te, le, nos, les.
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Reflexive Pronouns in Spanish

Reflexive Pronouns

Pronombres reflexivos

Reflexive pronouns show the action returns to the subject. Example: me, te, se, nos.
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Possessive Pronouns

Pronombres posesivos

Possessive pronouns express ownership or possession. Example: mío, tuyo, suyo, nuestro.
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Relative Pronouns

Pronombres relativos

Relative pronouns link clauses and replace an antecedent. Example: que, quien, el cual.
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Demonstrative Pronouns

Pronombres demostrativos

Demonstrative pronouns indicate distance or closeness. Example: este, ese, aquel.
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Interrogative Pronouns

Pronombres interrogativos

Interrogative pronouns introduce direct or indirect questions. Example: qué, quién, cuál.
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Pronombres indefinidos

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Prepositional Pronouns

Pronombres personales tónicos de preposición

Prepositional pronouns follow prepositions and stress the person. Example: mí, ti, él, nosotros.
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