A2 Spanish grammar
Spanish Prepositional Pronouns: Mí, Ti, Conmigo, and Contigo
After most prepositions, Spanish uses pronoun forms that resemble subject pronouns, with special forms mí and ti and the combinations conmigo and contigo.
Spanish prepositional pronouns: Use mí and ti after prepositions
After para, de, a, por, and most other prepositions, use mí for yo and ti for tú; mí carries a written accent.
Este regalo es para ti.Quick check
for me
Use conmigo and contigo
Con combines with mí and ti to form conmigo and contigo; do not say con mí or con ti in standard usage.
¿Quieres venir conmigo?Keep other subject-shaped forms
Use él, ella, usted, nosotros, vosotros, ellos, or ustedes after a preposition, preserving the written accent in él.
Voy con ella, pero esto es para él.Common mistakes
Es para tú.
Es para ti.
After para, tú changes to ti.
Ven con mí.
Ven conmigo.
Use the combined form conmigo.
Esto es para el.
Esto es para él.
The pronoun él carries an accent; el without it is an article.
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Prepositional pronouns FAQ
What does prepositional pronouns cover?
After most prepositions, Spanish uses pronoun forms that resemble subject pronouns, with special forms mí and ti and the combinations conmigo and contigo.
What is the first rule to remember?
After para, de, a, por, and most other prepositions, use mí for yo and ti for tú; mí carries a written accent.
What is another important A2 pattern?
Con combines with mí and ti to form conmigo and contigo; do not say con mí or con ti in standard usage.
How can I practise Spanish prepositional pronouns?
Complete the focused round, review each correction, and repeat the lesson when its skills become due again.