Stressed Possessive Adjectives

Slides:

Advertisements

Presentaciones similares

Los Adjetivos Posesivos

Advertisements

Using “de” and possessive adjectives to show ownership

1 1. You have already learned the demonstrative adjectives (this, that). The forms for the demonstrative pronouns (this one, that one) in Spanish are the.

Los adjetivos y pronombres posesivos

Possessive pronouns A review of how to express possession

PRONOMBRES DEMOSTRATIVOS Pointing out people and things

Possessive Adjectives ● Possessive adjectives are used to show ownership. ● mi libro my book ● tu bolígrafo your pen.

La Posesión Ways of expressing possession with adjectives to show that something belongs to someone.

Write out the sentences, matching the sides up correctly 1. La madre de mi madre… 2. El hijo de mi tío… 3. El hijo de mis padres… 4. La hermana de mi padre…

Showing Ownership with Possessives Spanish II. My house…… Her cat…….. Our school……. His homework….. Their dog…. My shoes….. Your friends…… Mi casa Su.

E2 C5.1 Possessive pronouns and adjectives. Remember the charts: both match the noun in number and gender  Mi  Tu  Su  Nuestro  Su  Mío  Tuyo 

Los adjetivos posesivos Possessive Adjectives: Telling what belongs to whom.

POSSESSIVES CH 11.4.

Calentamiento 2/6 Tengo que _____ un vestido para la fiesta. (ponerse)

Adjetivos Posesivos Using the word “de” and possessive adjectives to show ownership How de we show ownership in English? Talk with a friend…

Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES (short form) You learned these last year my mi(s) nuestro(a) our nuestros (as) your tu(s) xxxxxxxxx his/her su(s) su(s) their/your.

mi / mismy tu / tusyour su / sushis, her, your nuestro(a) our nuestros(as) vuestro(a)your vuestros(as) su / sustheir your.

Possessive Adjectives and pronouns

Possessive Adjectives

Possessives Short form & long form. Possessive adjectives (short form) My mi(s) Your tu(s) His/hers/yours/its su(s) Our nuestro(a) nuestros(as) Yours/theirs.

Possessive Adjectives Español II Realidades 2 p. 88.

1) Ours is huge! (la casa) 2) Mine are delicious! (las galletas) 3) Ours is the best! (la escuela)

Los adjetivos posesivos y las conjugaciones plurales

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

Los adjetivos posesivos

Possessive Pronouns Page 184 – Chp. 4 – Realidades 3.

Possessive Pronouns Page 184 – Chp. 4 – Realidades 3.

Possessive adjectives and pronouns. Possessive adjectives show ownership; they have to agree in gender and number with the noun they modify Mi/mis = my.

Possessive Adjectives

Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns

Los pronombres posesivos

Los posesivos - Before nouns -.

Long-Form Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns (Los adjetivos y pronombres posesivos de forma larga) ¡Este premio es mío! ¡No, no es tuyo! ¡Es mío!

Possessive Adjectives Ch. 2A. Possessive Adjectives Show ownership (or possession)

  Used to say that people do something for themselves. Such as washing one’s hands and brushing one’s hair.  Reflexive pronouns in Spanish are me,

Possessive Adjectives

 Página de práctica (por y para) ¡Buenos días! DO NOW:

Repaso A.  You use possessive adjectives to tell what belongs to someone or to show relationships.  In English, the possessive adjectives are my, your,

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES Capítulo 3 Voces 1. What is a possessive adjective? shows ownership or relationships between people or things shows ownership or.

Possessive Adjectives. Short form possessives Go in front of the noun Are used in place of el/la/los/las Agree in quantity and sometimes gender with their.

Long-Form Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns (Los adjetivos y pronombres posesivos de forma larga) ¡Este premio es mío! ¡No, no es tuyo! ¡Es mío!

ANTE TODO In contrast to English, Spanish has two types of possessive adjectives: the unstressed (or short) forms you learned in Lección 3 (mi, mis, tu,

Los adjetivos posesivos Possessive Adjectives Telling what belongs to whom.

Adjetivos posesivo s. S P My mi and mis Your tu (inf) and tus his her its their su and sus your our nuestro/a and nuestros/as your (in Spain) vuestro/a.

Español II Possessive Pronouns. Possessive Adjective Review Possessive adjectives show ownership when used with a noun.

Español I Possessive Adjectives. Possessive adjectives show ownership of a noun. They are placed before the noun.

Pronombres Posesivos Expressing Ownership. #1 A possessive adjective replaces a noun that is modified by a possessive adjective. The possessive pronoun.

Long-Form Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns (Los adjetivos y pronombres posesivos de forma larga) ¡Este premio es mío! ¡No, no es tuyo! ¡Es mío!

yo mi padre mi prima mis padres mis primas

Possessive Adjectives A review of how to express possession

Possessive Adjectives Short form and long form. 4 Ways to Express Possession 1)Tener=To have 1)Tener=To have Tengo| Tenemos Tienes| Ten éis Tiene| Tienen.

Showing Ownership 1. “’s”: Ex.: Juan’s cousin In Spanish : definite article + noun + DE + owner Juan’s cousin = el primo de Juan 2. Possessive Adjectives.

Los adjetivos posesivos. ¿Recuerdas? You already know a different type of possessive adjective. They agree in gender and number with the nouns they describe.

Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Chapter 4. Stressed possessive adjectives Masculine Feminine mío(s) mía(s) my; (of) mine tuyo(s) tuya(s) your; (of)

Page 82 Possessive Adjectives Possessive Adjectives Here are the possessive adjectives in English: my, your, his, her, our, and their.

Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns FLT: Given notes on grammar, guided practice and a video, Students will be able to express possession in the target.

2.1 2 nd Year Los Apuntes: Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns.

Page 88 Realidades 2 POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES. Showing Possession  In Spanish there are NO apostrophes.  You cannot say, for example, Jorge’s dog (using.

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES & PRONOUNS

Sra. Kimbrough WHS Spanish 2 Possessive Adjectives my = mi / mis your = tu / tus his = su / sus her = su / sus its = su / sus our = nuestro, a / nuestros,

#19- Possessive Adjectives. El estándard Comparisons 4.1- Students demonstrate understanding of the nature of language through comparison of the language.

The verb tener. The verb tener is used to show relationship or possession. Tengo un hermano mayor. I have an older brother. Tenemos un regalo para Tere.

Día a díaGramática 1 Possessive pronouns Preview Possessive adjectives Possessive pronouns Ser with possessive pronouns.

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES & PRONOUNS Unidad 9: Gramática D.

Adjetivos posesivos My Your His Her Its Our Your(fam) Their

Possessive Pronouns Page 88 – Realidades 2. Possessive Pronouns Let´s look at the possessive adjectives first. There are two sets. The first set goes.

ANTE TODO In contrast to English, Spanish has two types of possessive adjectives: the unstressed (or short) forms you learned in Lección 3 and the stressed.

Expressing Possession

Transcripción de la presentación:

Stressed Possessive Adjectives

I. Rule/Uses of possessive adjectives: There are to types of possessive adjectives in Spanish. a. Regular possessive adjectives which are placed before the noun they modify to show to whom/to what something belongs. (define ownership) *agree in number/gender with the noun they modify Sing. Plur. My Mi (libro) Mis (libros) Your (fam) Tu (amiga) Tus (amigas) His,her,its,their Su (lapiz) Sus (lapices) Our Nuestro/a Nuestros/as

I. Rule/Uses of possessive adjectives: There are to types of possessive adjectives in Spanish. b. Stressed possessive adjs. are placed after the noun they modify and agree in number/gender with the noun. They are used with definite or indefinite articles. They are used for emphasis. Sing. Plur. My Mi’o, mi’a Mi’os/mi’as Your (fam) Tuyo, tuya Tuyos, tuyas His,her,its,theirs Suyo, suya Suyos/suyas Our Nuestro/a Nuestros/as

I. Rule/Uses of possessive adjectives: Stressed possessive adjs. are different because they put a stress on the possessor, not the thing possessed. Ex: “mi amigo” = unstressed poss. adj. w/emphasis on “amigo” (thing possessed) Ex: el amigo mi’o = stressed poss. adj. w/emphasis on “mi’o” stressing possessor

I. Rule/Uses of possessive adjectives: Following a noun, suyo (a, os, as) may have several meanings: your (form), his, her, its, or their. For clarification it can be replaced with the following: de + el, ella, Ud., ellos, ellas, Uds. Ex: su libro = el libro de Juan el libro suyo = el libro de el

II. Examples of possessive adjectives: Ex: mi amigo vs. El amigo mi’o mis plumas vs. Las plumas mi’as Ex: tu bicicleta vs. La bicicleta tuya tus libros vs. Los libros tuyos Ex: su maleta vs. la maleta suya sus cuadernos vs. Los cuadernos suyos Ex: nuestra casa vs. La casa nuestra nuestros padres vs. Los padres nuestros *agree w/item possessed not possessor

II. Examples of possessive adjectives: Ex: Yo conoci’ a tu hermana. = Yo conoci’ a la hermana tuya. Ex: Sus libros estan en la mesa. = Los libros suyos estan en la mesa. Ex: Mi bicicleta es nueva. = La bici mi’a es nueva. Ex: Nuestros amigos viajaron el verano pasado a Mexico. = Los amigos nuestros viajaron el verano pasado.

III. Note with SER and possessive adjectives: *The article is usually omitted after the verb SER when referring to people. Ex: Ellas es amiga mi’a. Ex: Ellos son amigos mi’os. Ex: Laura es tia mi’a. Ex: Pedro y Raul son hermanos mi’os. vs. Ex: Las clases mi’as son por la manana y las clases tuyas son por la tarde.

Practica: Rewrite the following sentences changing from the unstressed poss. adj. to a stressed poss. adj. ex: Mi casa es nueva. = La casa mi’a es nueva. Yo estudie’ ayer con tu primo, Jose’. Mari’a puso sus libros en la mochila. Los chicos compraron sus zapatillas en el centro comercial. Nuestra madre cocina muy bien. Nosotros practicamos el espanol con su profesor ayer. Donde esta tu pasaporte?

Practica: Follow the link below for a short quiz on using stressed possessive adjectives: Quia – Quiz on stressed possessive adjectives

IV. Rule/Uses of POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS: Poss. Pron. Mine El, la mi’o/a Los, las mi’os’as Yours (fam) El, la tuyo/a Los,las tuyos/as His,her,its, theirs El, la suyo/a Los, las suyos/as Ours El, la, los, las nuestro/a/os/as Possessive Pronouns: fewer words to say the same thing as poss. adjs. a. Stressed possessive adjs. are also used as poss. pron. by omitting the nouns they accompany. b. The def. art. and the poss. pron. agree in number and gender with the omitted noun, thing possessed.

Examples of Possessive Pronouns in use: Ex: La bici mi’a es mejor que la bici de Pablo. La mi’a es mejor que la de Pablo. (mine) Ex: El amigo tuyo esta’ en la historia. (your friend) El tuyo esta’ en la historia. (yours) Ex: Los lapices suyos estan en la mesa. (his/her, their pencils) Los suyos estan en la mesa. (his, hers, theirs) Ex: Las clases nuestras son grandes. (our classes) = Las nuestras son grandes. (ours)

Practica: Rewrite the following sentences changing from the poss. adj Practica: Rewrite the following sentences changing from the poss. adj. to the A. stressed poss. adj. and then to the B. poss. pronoun: Yo no fui a la fiesta de Elena ayer. Mis discos son mas nuevas que tus discos de rock. Nuestro profesor de espanol es inteligente. Los padres de ellos son mas simpaticos que mis padres. El coche de Juan funciona mejor que tu coche vieja. Pagamos un mil de dolares por nuestras vacaciones a la playa en Cancun.