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Subject Pronouns

Spanish Subject Pronouns are used in a similar way as in English. Exception: Spanish Subject Pronouns do not need to be expressed since the verb itself will identify the subject. In the examples below the Subject Pronoun is omitted without changing the meaning:

Yo quiero comer. - I want to eat.
Quiero comer. - I want to eat.

Tú quieres salir. - You want to leave.
Quieres salir. - You want to leave.

El quiere dormir. - He wants to sleep.
Quiere dormir. - He wants to sleep.

Ellos quieren escribir. - They want to write.
Quieren escribir. - They want to write.

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