Los adjetivos posesivos en español (forma corta, vienen antes del sustantivo). Mi/mis Tu/tus Su/sus Nuestro/os/Nuestra/as Su/sus Mi coche es rojo. Tus libros son importantes. Nuestra computadora está en la mesa. Sus clases son difíciles. My car is red. Your books are important. Our computer is on the table. Your/their classes are difficult.
Los pronombres posesivos (se usan solos con el artículo definido). Mío/míos/mía/mías Mine Tuyo/tuyos/tuya/tuyas Yours (informal singular person) Suyo/suyos/suya/suyas His/hers/yours (formal singular person) Nuestro/nuestros/nuestra/nuestras Ours Suyo/suyos/suya/suyas Theirs/yours (formal plural people) _____________________________________ Los escritorios son míos. The desks are mine. La casa es tuya. The house is yours. El secador es nuestro. The hair dryer is ours. “Sus zapatos son verdes.” “Si, los nuestros son verdes.” “Your (group of people) shoes are green.” “Yes, ours are green.”
Traduzcan 1. The hairdryer is hers. 2. The combs are yours (informal-singular). 3. The toothpaste is mine. 4. The computers are ours. 5. Is the toothbrush yours (tú)? Yes, it’s mine. 6. Are the books yours (ustedes)? Yes, they are ours. Make sure to use the verb for “ownership” and to conjugate according to singular and plural items! Also, make sure that the pronouns agree in gender and number!
Más práctica Página ochenta y ocho: Actividad veinte y dos.
Otros ejemplos “¿Dónde están tus camisas?” “Las mías están en el cuarto.” “Where are your shirts?” “Mine are in the room.” “Los cuadernos de Miguel son verdes.” “Sí, los suyos son verdes.”Michael’s notebooks are green.” “Yes, his are green.” “Mis abuelos son viejos.” “Los míos son viejos.” “My grandparents are old.” “Mine are old.”