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Possessive Adjectives Kaylor Productions

Possesive Adjectives in English SingularPlural 1 st myour 2 nd youryour 3 rd his/hertheir

Adjectivos Posesivos SP 1 st mi/misnuestro(a)(s) 2 nd tu/tus (informal) su/sus (plural) su/sus (formal) 3 rd su/sussu/sus

How do you choose the correct possessive adjective?

Step One: Determine who owns it. I live with ___ parents. Yo vivo con ____ padres. 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? 3.As you answer each question you narrow down to the box in which you will find the answer. Once you are in the box, who owns it no longer matters you are ready to move on to Step Two.

Step Two: Determine what the item/person that is owned I live with ___ parents. Yo vivo con ____ padres. 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2.Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1 st person plural) 3.Place the form of the correct answer in the blank.

Use the previous chart to fill in the blanks in the following sentences with the correct possessive adjective.

Los estudiantes hacen ____ tarea todos los días.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Los estudiantes hacen ____ tarea todos los días.

Nosotros damos muchos regalos a ______ abuelos.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Nosotros damos muchos regalos a ______ abuelos.

Mi madre lava ___ carro los domingos.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Mi madre lava ___ carro los domingos.

¿Qué haces con ___ amigos?

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) ¿Qué haces con ___ amigos?

Paco cuida a ____ hermanastros.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Paco cuida a ____ hermanastros.

Pepita y Susana van a Madrid para visitar a ___ prima favorita Elena.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Pepita y Susana van a Madrid para visitar a ___ prima favorita Elena.

El sr. Salazar y usted necesitan ir a la bibilioteca para buscar ______ libros.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) El sr. Salazar y usted necesitan ir a la bibilioteca para buscar ______ libros.

Yolanda juega al voleibol con ____ mejor amiga Guadalupe.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Yolanda juega al voleibol con ____ mejor amiga Guadalupe.

Necesito organizar ____ cuarto.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Necesito organizar ____ cuarto.

Belinda y yo queremos jugar al parque con ______ perro que se llama Quique.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Belinda y yo queremos jugar al parque con ______ perro que se llama Quique.

Debes hacer ____ quehaceres antes de mirar la televisión.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) Debes hacer ____ quehaceres antes de mirar la televisión.

______ tía vive con nosotros durante el verano.

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) ______ tía vive con nosotros durante el verano.

¿Cómo se llama ____ primo que va al cine contigo?

Step One: Who owns it? 1. Is the owner 1 st, 2 nd,or 3 rd person? 2.Is the owner singular or plural? Step Two: What is the item/person owned? 1. Is the item/person owned singular or plural? 2. Is the item/person owned masculine or feminine? (only matters for 1st person plural) ¿Cómo se llama ____ primo que va al cine contigo?