Los Verbos
Day 3- Review of Subject Pronouns
with Ser and Tener
An Online Learning Module
Adapted from PowerShow.com
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Now in order to use the verbs in
sentences, you must learn to conjugate
them. There are 3 types of regular verbs
in Spanish:
–AR, –ER and –IR
We will first review your subject
pronouns and the irregular verbs ser and
tener that you have already learned, then
learn the endings you must use in order
to make complete sentences using –ar
verbs.
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Los Pronombres Personales
(Subject Pronouns)
Singular
Plural
I—yo
We—nosotros
Informal You—
tú
You all—
vosotros*
He—él
They—ellos/ellas
She—ella
You all—Uds.
Formal You—Ud.
*Remember: The vosotros form is rarely used. We will use Uds. instead and leave it out of
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Remember using these subject pronouns to
conjugate the verb ser?
Singular
Plural
I—yo
soy
We—nosotros
somos
Informal You- tú
eres
He—él
She—ella
Formal You—Ud.
es
They—ellos/ellas
You all—Uds.
son
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And remember using these subject pronouns
to conjugate the verb tener?
Singular
Plural
I—yo
tengo
We—nosotros
tenemos
Informal You- tú
tienes
He—él
She—ella
Formal You—Ud.
tiene
They—ellos/ellas
You all—Uds.
tienen
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Assignment #3- Due Thurs.
Discussion Topic
Post a brief introduction (3-5 sentences) about
yourself to the Discussion Board.
*Use forms of ser to tell your name, a few
physical characteristics and personality traits.
*Use the correct form of tener to tell your
age, siblings and/or pets you have, etc.
*Locate the document “Typing in Spanish.”
Type your work in a Word Document in Spanish
to spell check. Then copy and paste to the
Discussion Board.
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