1. En español

2. It is a NOUN showing ownership or possession. In English, we simply add an apostrophe “s” to make a noun possessive. EXAMPLE: Marta’s house

3. First, there is NO “apostrophe” in Spanish Instead we must “re- phrase” to show ownership

4. Felipe’s son … Rephrased in English = the son of Felipe Translated to Spanish: el hijo de Felipe

5. Felipe’s daughters … Rephrased in English = the daughters of Felipe Translated to Spanish: las hijas de Felipe Keep in mind the article must match the noun & “de” must be used.

6. Carmen’s hands … Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

7. Carlos’ friends… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

8. Jaime’s house… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

9. Olivia’s smile… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

10. Maria’s pants… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

11. Miguel’s party… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

12. Roberto’s game… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

13. Carmen’s hands … Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

14. Andres’ homework… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________

15. Liliana’s backpack… Rephrased in English = ________________ Translated to Spanish: ________________