Pronouns After Prepositions (2/2)
Spanish: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 11.8.10
After Prepositions
Prepositions are used to show a relation between one word and another word. Here are some common prepositions that you use pronouns after:
Para - for
- 'Para mí' can be used before a verb or after it.
- Para mí, el problema es la calidad.
- For me, the problem is the quality.
- Sería un placer para nosotros.
- It would be a pleasure for us.
Con - with
- When you are using 'con' in the 'mí, ti' and the reflexive the form changes.
- 'Mí, ti and the reflexive form change to → 'migo, tigo' and 'sigo'.
- They join with 'con' to become one word.
- Conmigo (with me).
- Contigo (with you).
- Consigo (with him, with her).
- Consigo mismo/a/os/as (with himself, herself, themselves).
Con- with
- The other pronouns stay the same.
- Con nosotros (with us).
- Con ella (with her).
- Con vosotras (with you).
Test yourself on Pronouns After Prepositions (2/2)
How do you say 'it would be a pleasure for us' in Spanish?