U3L2 Los Adjetivos Posesivos

Use possessive adjectives to express my, your, his, our, their..etc Possessive adjectives must: Agree in number with the nouns that follow them. That is…Singular and Plural agreement

Singular Possessive Adjectives MiNuestro(a) TuVuestro(a) Su

Singular Possessive Adjectives Mi My Nuestro(a) Our Tu Your Vuestro(a) Your (plural) Su His/ Her / Your(form.) Su Their / Your (plural)

Plural Possessive Adjectives MisNuestros(as) TusVuestros(as) Sus

Plural Possessive Adjectives Mis My Nuestros(as) Our Tus Your Vuestros(as) Your (plural) Sus His/Her/Your(form.) Sus Their / Your (plural)

All Possessive Adjectives Mi / MisNuestro(a) Nuestros(as) Tu / TusVuestro(a) Vuestros(as) Su / Sus

Ejemplos: Our This possessive adjective must also agree in gender with the noun that follows. »NuestroNuestros »NuestraNuestras Vuestro……same thing.

There are 4 forms of Our. It is a possessive adjective that agrees in number and gender with the noun that follows.

The noun that follows is the noun to match… Ej: –My grandmother –My grandparents –His father –His parents –Mi abuela –Mis abuelos –Su padre –Sus padres

Práctica Your (formal) aunts My uncle Our (girl) cousin Their brother Your (familiar) father Our sisters Your (Spain) grandparents Sus tías Mi tío Nuestra prima Su hermano Tu papá / padre Nuestras hermanas Vuestros abuelos

Matamoscas

Your (fam.) uncle

Our sister

His dogs

Their grandfather

My (male) cousin

Your (Spain) aunt

Her family

Your (familiar) cat

Our mom

Your (formal) uncles

Our grandparents

My siblings(brothers/sisters)

Your (plural) dad

Your (fam.) parents

Their children

Our daughters