Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the co-ordinated use of personal pronouns and the verb “ser”.

Method.
You have to choose the appropriate personal pronoun according to the verb. Remember, there is only a form per grammatical person in Spanish. You may consult the solutions below for further guidance.

1.b (nosotros)
2.c (ellas)
3.a (ellos)
4.c (tú)

Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the use of the verb “ser”.

Method.
This is a dialogue, which means that the two characters are talking to each other. Pay attention to the grammatical subject as it may vary. Use only the present tense. You may consult the below solutions for further guidance.

1. soy
2. eres
3. soy
4. es
5. son
6. es
7. son

Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the co-ordinated use of personal pronouns and the verb “ser”.

Method.
Grammatical subjects are given by name. You have to substitute them with the appropriate personal pronoun and use the country in the parentheses to tell where they are from. Remember, if the grammatical subject is of an (apparently) mixed natural gender, always use the masculine form of the pronoun, as it also carries a gender-neutral* value.

*Note.

Spanish is currently developing a non-binary grammar. Whenever a word refers to one of the two mainstream genders and you feel a non-binary form would be more appropriate, simply change the mainstream-gender endings -o and -a to -e.

Example: cansado (m.), cansada (f.), cansade (nb).

In the case of personal pronouns, the singular form is “elle” and the plural form is “elles”.

1. Ellos son de Colombia.
2. Ella es de Nueva York.
3. Él es de la República Dominicana.