Possessive Adjectives It’s mine! All mine! Mwa ha ha!

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Possessive Adjectives It’s mine! All mine! Mwa ha ha!

First, let’s practice possessive phrases. Carlota’s pencil (the pencil of Carlota) Ana and Carlos’ parents (the parents of Ana/ Carlos) Felipe’s friends (the friends of Felipe) El lápiz de Carlota los padres de Ana y Carlos los amigos de Felipe

Owner/Possessive mymi hermano mis hermanos yourtu hermano tus hermanos hissu hermano hersus hermanos your ournuestro libro nuestra pizza nuestros libros nuestras pizzas yoursu libro theirsus libros

Anita tiene un carro bonito. Su carro es azul. Anita has a nice car. Her car is blue. No podemos tener una fiesta. Nuestros padres son antipáticos. We can’t have a party. Our parents are mean. Tu ropa para el baile es elegante. Your clothing for the dance is elegant.

Possessives 1. los cepillos de Juan 2. el peine de m í 3. el cinturón de Elena y Rebeca 4. el gel de nosotros 5. las revistas de Ximena 6. la madre de Sam y Javier 7. las toallas de nosotros 8. la toalla de Ana y yo 9. los perfumes de t í 10. el maquillaje de Rosa y Patricia

Owner/Possessive mi toalla mis toallas It’s mine.Es mío. /Es mío. yourtu hermano tus hermanos It’s yours. Es tuyo. /Es tuya. hissu hermano hersus hermanos your It’s hers/his.Es suyo/Es suya. ournuestro libro nuestra pizza nuestros libros nuestras pizzas It’s ours.Es nuestro./ Es nuestra. your (pl.)su libro theirsus libros It’s theirs/yours. Es suyo/Es suya.

Possessive Nouns It’s mine.Es mío. /Es mío. They’re mine.Son míos/ mías It’s yours. Es tuyo. /Es tuya. They’re yours.Son tuyos/tuyas It’s hers/his.Es suyo/Es suya. They’re hers/his Son suyos/Son suyas It’s ours.Es nuestro/nuestra They’re ours Son nuestros/nuestras It’s theirs/yours. Es suyo/Es suya They’re yours/theirs Son suyos/suyas

my (female) cousin A.mi primo B.mi prima C.mis primos

our brother A. nuestros hermanos B. nuestro hermano C. nuestra hermana

their dad A.su padre B.sus padres C.su madre

la tía de Miguel A. su tío B. sus tías C. su tía

your mom A.su madre B.tus madres C.tu madre

your parents A. tu padre B. su padre C. tus padres

our dog A.nuestro perro B.nuestros perros C.nosotros perro

our dogs A. nuestro perro B. nuestros perros C. nosotros perro

her car A. su carro B.tu carro C. ella carro

Tortuga

Sara’s car (her car) carro

Jorge and Manuel’s backpack (their backpack) mochila

Javier’s glasses (his glasses) lentes

Anita’s parents padres

Use the correct pronoun (mi, tu, su, nuestro)

their watch reloj

our mother madre

your pencil lapiz

our cousins primos

her movie pelicula

my vegetables verduras

our cat gato

their party fiesta