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Inglés		Español
subject pronoun n	(pronoun in nominative case) (gramática)	pronombre personal de sujeto grupo nom
	In Spanish, subject pronouns are frequently omitted as the verb form clarifies who is performing the action.

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "subject pronoun" in the title:

I am from Spain, but (I) arrived (subject pronoun) - grammar
omission of a subject pronoun with two verbs - grammar
Placement of subject pronoun - grammar
Position of subject pronoun - grammar
pronoun : subject pronoun : repetition?
request + subject pronoun + bare infinitive - grammar
subject pronoun
subject pronoun *
subject pronoun + conjugated verbs - tú comienzas - grammar
Such as plus object/subject pronoun. - grammar
what+verb or what subject/pronoun + Verb - grammar
with me/I singing (object/subject pronoun) - grammar
A subject pronoun it and gender - It's a girl/boy. - English Only forum
Both and neither + object/subject pronoun - English Only forum
Can 'where' be used as a relative pronoun(subject) without any referent? - English Only forum
change the order depending on whether [gerund without subject pronoun] - English Only forum
dummy pronoun 'it' and impersonal subject 'it' - English Only forum
Dumy subject "it" vs pronoun "it" - English Only forum
Extra subject after the relative pronoun - English Only forum
Inversion when pronoun is the subject - English Only forum
Inversion with the subject as a weak pronoun - English Only forum
Is “which” a subject or an object pronoun? - English Only forum
Is there a "subject and pronoun don't match" problem here? - English Only forum
"It" - dummy subject, dummy pronoun - English Only forum
Love you. Miss you. (Omitted subject pronoun.) - English Only forum
Me (object pronoun) - acting as a subject in a sentence - what is it really called? - English Only forum
Merry Christmas and warm wishes [seasonal greetings: subject pronoun?] - English Only forum
Past participle in front of subject pronoun. - English Only forum
person to whom I owe all my success is <she><her> [subject pronoun vs object pronoun] - English Only forum
pronoun after subject - English Only forum
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