іBuenos días, clase!  rojo R calentémonos Hoy es el ______________ de ___________________ El color del día es: La letra del día es: en una hoja de papel, re-escribe las frases con un pronombre de sujeto para mas énfasis Ej: soy profesora. Es bombero: Yo soy profesora. Él es bombero Somos académicos. Son financieros Me gustan los animales. Te gusta leer ¿Qué tipo de trabajo tendrás en el futuro? ¿Qué harías en tu trabajo futuro? rojo R

Possessive adjectives and pronouns Espanol 3 Unidad 4.3 p. 308

Possessive adjectives and pronouns in English An adjective describes a noun The big house la casa grande The new friend el amigo nuevo A possessive adjective shows personal relationship or possession (still describes noun) It’s my house es mi casa es la casa mía She is his friend ella es su amiga es un amiga suya A pronoun replaces a noun (can stand in for a noun) The big house is yellow. It has a pool. La casa grande es amarillo. La tiene una piscina The new friend is nice. She is funny. La amiga nueva es amable. Ella es cómica. A possessive pronoun also shows personal relationship, and replaces the noun It’s my house  it’s mine es mi casa  es la mía She is his friend  she is his. Ella es su amiga  es la suya

Possessive adjectives have 2 forms Possessive adjectives – short form Mi(s) - mine Tu(s) - yours Su – his/hers/its Nuestr@(s) - ours Sus – theirs (these all come BEFORE the noun) Possessive adjectives – long form (aka stressed) Mío(s), mía(s) – mine, of mine Tuyo(s), tuya(s) – yours, of yours Suyo, suya – his/hers/its, of his, of hers Nuestro(s), nuestra(s) – ours, of ours Suyos, suyas – theirs, of theirs (these all come AFTER the noun) BOTH LONG AND SHORT FORMS MUST AGREE IN GENDER AND IN NUMBER WITH THE NOUN THEY DESCRIBE

Possessive adjectives have 2 forms Possessive adjectives – short form Es mi juguete it’s my toy Es su muñeca it’s her doll Es un amigo de mi He is my friend Possessive adjectives – long form Es un juguete mío it’s a toy of mine es una muñeca suya it’s a doll of hers Es un amigo suyo it’s a friend of his

Possessive pronouns Mío(s) Mía(s) El, la, los, las Suyo(s) Nuestro(s) Possessive pronouns show a personal relationship and replaces a noun Use the long form, or stressed form, of the possessive adjective When using possessive pronouns, you need to include articles Mi chaqueta es amarilla. ¿Y la tuya? My jacket is yellow. What color is yours? La mía es azul. Mine is blue. Mío(s) Mía(s) Suyo(s) Nuestro(s) Nuestra(s) Suya(s) El, la, los, las

Ejemplos La casa de uds es grande. La nuestra es grande, tambien. Their house is big. Ours is big, too. El coche de mi abuela es negro. Mi papa no le gusta. El suyo es rojo My grandma’s car is black. My dad does not like it. His is red. Nuestro clase de español es hora 4. La suya es hora 5. Our Spanish class is period 4. Theirs is period 5. Mis galletas son de chocolate. Las tuyas son de mente. My cookies are chocolate. Yours are mint.