Notice that there are a few forms that do not exist in English. "He", "She", "It", and "You" (formal) formīelow are the Spanish subject pronouns for each area of a verb conjugation chart. The one exception is "it" which is used to refer to objects, ideas, animals or things. Most of the English subject pronouns refer to people (I, We, Yo, He, She, They). A subject pronoun is the person or thing in a sentence that is performing and action described by the verb. The table below shows the relevant English subject pronouns for each section in a Spanish verb chart. The " 3rd person" perspective is of a person (or group of people) you are talking about.The " 2nd person" is when talking from the perspective of another person or another group of people.The " 1st person" is when we talk about things from your (or a group you are a part of) perspective.In the table below you can see which "person" each one of the areas represents in a verb conjugation table. Here are the different "views” you'll find and an example chart. Learn how Spanish verbs are used in different forms with conjugation tablesĬonjugation tables provide a quick and easy way for you to understand how a verb is used in its different forms, to express when an action is being taken and by whom.
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