12. By next mail (mala) we shall send you all the details required (que Vs. necesitan).
[Footnote 71: The Imperative Mood is like the Pres. Subj., except in the 2nd Person.]
LESSON VIII.
(Lección octava.)
PERSONAL PRONOUNS.
We shall divide the Personal Pronouns into Subject Pronouns and Object
Pronouns.[72]
[Footnote 72: Grammarians often give the names—
Nominative case for the Subject pronouns
Accusative " " " Direct object pronouns
Dative " " " Indirect object pronouns]
+——————————————————————————+ | Subject Pronouns. | +—————————————+————————————-+ |Yo (I) |Nosotros,-as (we) | |Tú (thou) |Vosotros,-as (you) | |Él (he, or it, m.) |Ellos,-as (they) | |Ella (she, or it, f.) |Ello (neuter), | | |(it, referring to a | | | whole statement) | +—————————————+————————————-+
Instead of "Tú" or "Vosotros,-as," =V=. and =Vs=. are used in general conversation as already stated (the verb following in the 3rd person).
N.B.—These pronouns are left understood when no emphasis is required or where no ambiguity is possible, as—
(Yo) compro las telas: I buy the cloths.
(Él) gira las letras y firma las cartas: He draws the bills and signs
the letters.
(Ella) ha tenido una entrevista con su abogado: She has had an interview
with her barrister, lawyer or solicitor.