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Possessive de construction

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1 Possessive de construction
Using the word de to show possession #Yaaasss

2 Possessives Possessive ‘s (apostrophe s) and s’ (s apostrophe) do not exist in Spanish. In Spanish, the de construction is used. Jim’s book=el libro de Jim(the book of Jim) The students’ class=la clase de los estudiantes (the class of the students)

3 Possessive de construction
Juan’s father El padre de Juan The students’ quizzes Las pruebas de los estudiantes The boy’s parents Los padres del chico

4 Use of Ser- to be You will sometimes use ser to express the wording “am” “is” and “are” soy somos eres sois es son He is the brother of Jorge (He is Jorge’s brother) Es el hermano de Jorge

5 Familia When talking about family members that belong to someone or relate to someone, you can use DE Es la madre de Jorge It’s Jorge’s mom (it is the mom of Jorge) Es el hijo de mi hermano it’s my brother’s son (It’s the son of my brother)

6 So who is the family member?
Es la hermana de mi madre Tía Es el hermano de mi prima Primo Es la madre de mi madre La abuela Es el hijo de mi tío

7 Looking at board… Tell me that Roberto is the father of Rafael
Es el padre de Rafael (Roberto es el padre de Rafael) Tell me that Elena is the granddaughter of Consuela Es la nieta de Consuela (Elena es la nieta de Consuela)

8 Tarea 122 & 123 workbook

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