5.2 Possessive Adjectives. Vamonos Translate to Spanish: Jasmine's shoes Miguel's book Taylor's class.

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5.4 Verbs and Quiz.

5.1 Expressing Possession with “De”

5.2 Possessive Adjectives

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5.2 Possessive Adjectives

Vamonos Translate to Spanish: Jasmine's shoes Miguel's book Taylor's class

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Escucha! Mi libroNuestra casa

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La historia Ana es una estudiante en Morrow Middle School. Ana es inteligente y atlética. Ana tiene doce años. Ana quiere jugar al baloncesto. El baloncesto es su deporte favorito. Ana va al gimnasio de Morrow High School para ver las jugadoras de baloncesto. Las jugadoras de Morrow High School practican en la pista. El equipo de Morrow es muy talentuoso. Este sábado, hay un partido de baloncesto en la pista de Morrow. Ana quiere ir al partido. Ella va al gimnasio a las seis de la noche. Ella habla con las jugadoras. Elle mira el partido. Durante el partido, ella se aburra. Ella decide que ella prefiere el voleibol más que el baloncesto.