In this exercise, you should choose the correct pronoun after a particular preposition.

1. Patricia looked for Pablo and he went with *her / us.*
*(…y él fue con **ella**.)*

The pronoun that fits here is “her” (**ella**). The other pronoun does not make sense with the rest of the sentence.

2. We went to the movies at 2 PM. The guys talked with *them / us* at 2:30 PM.
*(… Los chicos hablaron con **nosotros**…)*

The pronoun that fits here is “us” (**nosotros**) because in the first sentence we have the pronoun “we” (nosotros).

3. My week was very sad. Going to the movies was very good for *you / me*.
*(…muy bueno para **mi.**)*

The pronoun that fits here is “me” (**mi**) because in the first sentence we have the pronoun “*my* week ” (*Mi* semana).

4. I went to the movies with you / with me because you are a good friend.
*(Fui **contigo** al cine…)*

The pronoun that fits here is “me” (**mí**). The other pronoun does not make much sense here.

5. What a fun day it was when you went * with yourself / with us* to the movies.
*(…que tú fiste **con nosotros** al cine.)*

The pronoun that fits here is “with us” (**con nosotros**). The other pronoun does not make much sense here.

In this exercise, you should put the correct pronoun so that the sentence makes sense and is grammatically correct.

We will translate the sentences because context is crucial in these types of exercises.

1. Patricia liked the movie. It was very interesting for ____.
*(…Fue muy interesante para **ella**.)*

The pronoun we needed here was “her” (**ella**) because we have “Patricia” in the first sentence.

2. I invited Matías because I like to be with ____.
*(…porque me gusta estar con **él**.)*
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The pronoun we needed here was “him” (**él**) because of “Matías,” who is a guy (he).

3. You invited Juana because you like to talk to ____.
*(…porque me gusta estar con **ella**.)*

The pronoun we needed here was “her” (**ella**) because of “Juana,” who is a girl (she).

4. ___ also liked the movie.
*(A **mí** también me gustó…)*

We used the pronoun “I” (**mí**) because of “*me* gustó,” which implies the first-person singular.

5. We do not know what Patricia likes. She never talks about ____.
*(…Nunca habla de **eso**.)*

Here, we had to use the pronoun “that” (**eso**), because it answers “*what* Patricia likes.”

This exercise aims to help you practice writing answers to the questions below using the correct pronouns and prepositions.

The first question reads:

*Do you like to go shopping?*

– Sí, **a mí me** gusta ir de compras.
*(Yes, I like to go shopping.)*

The second question reads:

*Do you go to the movies with your friends on the weekend?*

– Sí, **yo** voy al cine con **mis** amigos el fin de semana.
*(Yes, I go to the movies with my friends on the weekend.)*

The third question reads:

Do your parents go with you to a shopping mall?

– No, **mis** padres no van **conmigo** al centro comercial.
*(No, my parents do not go with me to a shopping mall.)*