Indicate possession Go in front of nouns in English and Spanish Example: My car? Ejemplo: ¿Mi carro?

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Indicate possession Go in front of nouns in English and Spanish Example: My car? Ejemplo: ¿Mi carro?

Mi(s) – my nuestro/a/os/as – our tu (s) – your su (s) – his/her/its/yoursu (s) – their/your

Our house Nuestra casa Its life Su vida His life Su vida Her life Su vida Yalls life Su vida

My dog Mi perro My dogs Mis perros Their dog Su perro Their dogs Sus perros

Possessive pronouns replace nouns: Mi libro es grande. El tuyo es pequeño. My book is large. Yours is small. Tu carro es verde. El mío es rojo. Your car is green. Mine is red.

mine – el mío/ la mía/los míos/ las mías ours – el nuestro/la nuestra/ los nuestros/las nuestras yours – el tuyo/la tuya/los tuyos/ las tuyas his/hers/its/yours – el suyo/ la suya/los suyos/las suyas theirs/yours(¿you alls?) – el suyo/la suya/los suyos/las suyas

La fiesta: mine,yours,his,hers,ours,theirs,yours Las cucharas: mine,yours,his,hers,ours,theirs,yours Los dinosaurios: mine,yours,his,hers,ours,theirs,yours El problema: mine,yours,his,hers,ours,theirs,yours

The definite article is usually omitted when the possessive pronoun comes after the verb ser: El carro grande es mío. The big car is mine.

El carro grande es suyo. The big car is his. (unclarified) El carro grande es de él. The big car is his. (clarified)

These pronouns follow prepositions (like de, para, por, a, hacia etc.) mí – me nosotros – us ti – you él/ella/usted – him/her/it/youEllos/ustedes – them/you all

Juan habla de mí. Juan speaks of me. Hablo con ellos. I speak with them. Pablo compró un anillo para ella. Pablo bought a ring for her. The pool? I bought cleaner for it. ¿La piscina? Yo compré producto de limpieza para ella.

Whenever mí follows the preposition con, the two words combine to form conmigo. ¿Por qué no vienes conmigo ? Why don't you come with me? Whenever ti follows the preposition con, the two words combine to form contigo. No voy contigo, voy con ellos. I'm not going with you, I'm going with them.

Pronoun does refer to the subject He took the pens with him(self). Él llevó las plumas consigo. Why don't you take a book with you(rself)? ¿Por qué no lleva un libro consigo ? Pronoun does not refer to the subject They live with him. Ellos viven con él. I don't want to talk to you. No quiero hablar con usted.

entre - between excepto - except incluso - including menos - except según - according to salvo - except

Entre tú y yo, esta comida es horrible. Todos beben agua, incluso yo. Según tú, la chica es bonita.