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Hoy es lunes El 26 de noviembre Para hoy vamos a… Notas (guided notes) Possesive adjectives pág. 88 Actividad 22 Guided Practice wkbk. Page 2A-4 Sí hay tiempo: Escuchar Actividad 9 Tarea: hoja de prática 2A-7 EXAMEN CAPÍTULO 2A JUEVES!!!!!!

Guided Notes: Possessive Adjectives REPASO You have already learned the short form of possessive adjectives. They agree in gender and number with the nouns they describe and go in front of the noun (a.k.a. before the noun) List the short form possessive adjectives: yo- nosotros- Tu- El/Ella/Ud.- Ellos/ellas/Uds.- Ex. Tus joyas de plata son muy bonitas. Voy a pedirle prestado su cinturón.

Guided Notes: Possessive Adjectives Spanish possessive adjectives also have a _____________that comes after the noun. These forms are often used for emphasis. The long forms are: Yo- Nosotros Tu- El/Ella/Ud-Ellos/ellas/Uds.- Ex. Voy al partido con un amigo mío. I’m going to the game with a friend of mine. These possessive adjectives can also be used ____________________. Estas chaquetas son suyas? / Are these jackets yours? Sí, son nuestras. / Yes, they are ours.

REPASO You have already learned the short form of possessive adjectives. They agree in gender and number with the nouns they describe and go in front of the noun (a.k.a. before the noun) List the short form possessive adjectives: yo- mi(s) nosotros- nuestro(a)(os)(as) Tu- tu(s) El/Ella/Ud.- su(s) Ellos/ellas/Uds.- su(s) Ex. Tus joyas de plata son muy bonitas. Voy a pedirle prestado su cinturón. Guided Notes: Possessive Adjectives

Spanish possessive adjectives also have a long form that comes after the noun. These forms are often used for emphasis. The long forms are: Yo- mío(s)/mía(s) Nosotros- nuestro(s)/nuestra(s) Tu- tuyo(s)/tuya(s) El/Ella/Ud- suyo(s)/suya(s) Ellos/ellas/Uds.- suyo(s)/suya(s) Ex. Voy al partido con un amigo mío. I’m going to the game with a friend of mine. These possessive adjectives can also be used without the noun. Estas chaquetas son suyas? / Are these jackets yours? Sí, son nuestras. / Yes, they are ours.

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