1. Los adjetivos posesivos

2. Show who owns an item (possession) Identify relationships between people and things. In spanish, they must agree in number (and sometimes gender) with the nouns they modify!

3. Los adjetivos posesivos Mi(s) – myNuestro/a(os/as)* - our Tu(s) – yourVuestro/a(os/as)* - your Su(s) –your (formal)Su(s) – your (formal) -his/ her/ its-their *must also agree in gender Es mi tía.Son mis tías.

4. Práctica 1. my mother 2. my parents 3. your cat 4. your dogs 5. his uncle 6. her aunt and uncle

5. Práctica 1. our grandparents 2. our sisters 3. our brother 4. their cousin (f) 5. their cousins 6. y’all’s family

6. 1. I go to Spanish Class. 2. The students go to the gym. 3. When do you go to the cafeteria? 4. Francisco goes to the library at 1:15pm. 5. We go home. 6. Where are you going? 1. Yo voy a la clase de espa ñ ol. 2. Los estudiantes van al gimnasio. 3. ¿Cuándo vas a la cafetería? 4. Francisco va a la biblioteca a la una y cuarto. 5. Vamos a la casa. 6. ¿Adónde vas (tú)?

7. 1.I am going to draw. 2.He is going to study. 3.Are you going to eat? 4.We are going to use the computer. 5.The students are going to take notes. 6.What are you going to do? 1. Voy a dibujar. 2. Va a estudiar. 3. ¿Vas a comer (tú)? 4. Vamos a usar la computadora. 5. Van a tomar apuntes. 6. ¿Qué vas a hacer?