Lesson One: Singular Possessive Nouns & Singular Possessive Pronouns Lesson Two: Noun/Adjective Placement.

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Lesson One: Singular Possessive Nouns & Singular Possessive Pronouns Lesson Two: Noun/Adjective Placement

Singular Possessive Nouns & Singular Possessive Pronouns Lesson One Singular Possessive Nouns & Singular Possessive Pronouns

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Possessive Nouns: Practice with SER Using “ser” and each of the words from the word banks below, create five sentences. Keep in mind feminine/masculine agreement: hermano/a sobrino/a tío/a abuelo/a perro Daniella Kiara Jasmin Kristen Michelle bonito/a trabajador/a atrevido/a famoso/a cómico/a

Possessive Nouns: Practice with ESTAR Using “estar” and each of the words from the word banks below, create five sentences. Keep in mind feminine/masculine agreement: hermano/a sobrino/a tío/a abuelo/a perro Brittney Anika Ilyssa Angelica Renee feliz enfermo/a cansado/a triste emocionado/a

Possessive Pronouns There are four possessive pronouns in Spanish: Mi Tu Su Nuestro

Possessive Pronouns Using possessive pronouns: To whom do you think each of these refers? Mi libro Tu libro Su libro Nuestro libro

Possessive Pronouns ¿Cómo se dice…? My pen Her shoe Their phone Your mom Our class Keep in mind masculine/feminine agreement Her backpack is green. My dog is angry.

Possessive Pronouns: Practice with SER Using “ser” and each of the words from the word banks below, create five sentences. Keep in mind feminine/masculine agreement: tu nuestro/a mi su libro clase reloj camisa verde pequeño/a blanco/a grande

Possessive Pronouns: Practice with ESTAR Using “estar” and each of the words from the word banks below, create five sentences. Keep in mind feminine/masculine agreement: tu su mi nuestro/a gemelo/a padrastro amigo/a profesor/a enojado/a aburrido/a sociable divertido/a

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Noun/Adjective Placement: Practice with ESTAR Using “estar”, choose three items from the list below and create three sentences. Keep in mind feminine/masculine agreement: El gato negro La pluma roja Mi fruta favorita Tu libro favorito Nuestra casa nueva Su amigo nuevo