Possessive Pronouns. In Spanish, to express ownership or possession we use possessive pronouns Mi / Mis = my Tu / Tus = your Su / Sus = His / Her / Its.

Presentación del tema: "Possessive Pronouns. In Spanish, to express ownership or possession we use possessive pronouns Mi / Mis = my Tu / Tus = your Su / Sus = His / Her / Its."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Possessive Pronouns

2 In Spanish, to express ownership or possession we use possessive pronouns Mi / Mis = my Tu / Tus = your Su / Sus = His / Her / Its / Their / Your Nuestro(a) / Nuestros(as) = Our Vuestro(a) / Vuestros(as) = Y’all’s *The possessive pronoun must match the OBJECT that is being possessed in number (and sometimes in gender…as is the case with nuestro/vuestro).

3 1.My car is red - Mi carro es rojo 2.Our class is big – Nuestra clase es grande 3.Y’all’s dogs are cute – Vuestros perros son adorables. 4.Your cellphone is an iPhone – tu celular es un iPhone 5.Their friends are mean – Sus amigos son antipaticos 6.Our students are hardworking – Nuestros estudiantes son trabajadores 7.His house is dirty (sucio) – Su casa está sucia 8.My parents are strict. – Mis padres son estrictos

4 A. Choose the correct translation. 1. your (informal) classes 2. his son 3. our daughter 4. my book C. Write the answer that forms a correct translation. 9. her book el libro de ________________ 10. Marta's pen la pluma de ______________ B. Write the correct word in order to form a logical response. 5. ¿Dónde trabaja su esposo? Where does your husband work? ____________ esposo trabaja en el aeropuerto. 6. ¿Dónde está su tienda? Where is her store? ____________ tienda está en el centro. 7. ¿Cuándo abren los niños sus regalos? When do the kids open their gifts? Ellos abren __________ regalos mañana. 8. ¿Necesitan ustedes nuestros libros? Do you all need our books? Sí, necesitamos _____________ libros.