Subject pronouns are really important in Spanish. They show us who is doing an action. Let’s break down the seven main subject pronouns and see some examples:

1. Yo (I)

   • Example: Yo como manzanas.
     (I eat apples.)

2. Tú (You - informal)

   • Example: Tú hablas español.
     (You speak Spanish.)

3. Él (He)

   • Example: Él tiene un perro.
     (He has a dog.)

4. Ella (She)

   • Example: Ella trabaja en la escuela.
     (She works at the school.)

5. Usted (You - formal)

   • Example: Usted es mi profesor.
     (You are my teacher.)

6. Nosotros/Nosotras (We - masculine/feminine)

   • Example: Nosotros vamos al cine.
     (We go to the movies.)
   • Example: Nosotras estudiamos juntas.
     (We study together - female group.)

7. Ellos/Ellas (They - masculine/feminine)

   • Example: Ellos juegan fútbol.
     (They play soccer.)
   • Example: Ellas cantan en el coro.
     (They sing in the choir - female group.)

Asking Basic Questions

To ask a question, just switch the subject and the verb:

• ¿Tú tienes un coche?
  (Do you have a car?)
• ¿Ellos comen pizza?
  (Do they eat pizza?)

Making Negatives

If you want to say something is not true, put "no" before the verb:

• Yo no voy al parque.
  (I do not go to the park.)
• Ella no estudia hoy.
  (She does not study today.)

By knowing these subject pronouns, you can easily make sentences, ask questions, and create negatives in Spanish!