GrammarPossessives Possession--Review. Remember that the s does not exist in Spanish. Instead, we use de. La nariz de Michael Jackson. The nose of Michael.

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GrammarPossessives Possession--Review

Remember that the s does not exist in Spanish. Instead, we use de. La nariz de Michael Jackson. The nose of Michael Jackson. El carro de Batman. The car of Batman. Los dientes de Chris Webber. The teeth of Chris Webber

Su and sus are possessive adjectives that mean his, her or thy. Las orejas de Tucker son pequeñas, pero su nariz es grande. Tuckers ears are small, but his nose is big. Sus pies son feos también. His feet are ugly also. Note that su and sus agree in number with the nouns that they describe, not with the possessor.