Pronouns after prepositions - Easy Learning Grammar Spanish

In English, we use me, you, him and so on after a preposition, for example, he came towards me; it’s for you; books by him. In Spanish, there is a special set of pronouns which are used after prepositions.
The pronouns used after a preposition in Spanish are the same as the subject pronouns, except for the forms mí (meaning me) ti (meaning you), and sí (meaning himself, herself, yourself, themselves, yourselves).

Note that mí, sí and él each have an accent, to distinguish them from mi (meaning my) , si (meaning if), and el (meaning the), but ti does not have an accent.

¿A ti no te escriben?	Don’t they write to you?
Me lo manda a mí, no a ti.	She’s sending it to me, not to you.

Ven conmigo.

Come with me.

Me gusta estar contigo.

I like being with you.

Lo trajeron consigo.

They brought it with them.

entre, hasta, salvo, menos and según are always used with the subject pronouns (yo and tú), rather than with the object pronouns (mí and ti).

entre tú y yo

between you and me

Hasta yo puedo hacerlo.

Even I can do it.

todos menos yo

everybody except me

todos salvo yo

everyone except me

según tú

according to you

Key points

Most prepositions are followed by the forms: mí, ti, sí and so on.
con combines with mí, ti and sí to form conmigo, contigo and consigo.
entre, hasta, menos, salvo and según are followed by the subject pronouns yo and tú.

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