1. Possessive adjectives

2. Possessive Adjectives
They exist in English his, her, my, our, their, and your
Just like in English, they precede the noun they modify and MUST agree with the noun they modify.
Unlike all other adjectives you have learned, possessive adjectives come before the noun and you DON’T need articles with possessive adjectives.

3. The “your” on the right refers to a group of people

5. Possessive Adjectives
Mi(s) = My
My book
Mi libro
My books
Mis libros
My table
Mi mesa
My tables
Mis mesas

6. Possessive Adjectives
Tu(s) = Your (sing/fam)
Your book
tu libro
Your books
tus libros
Your table
tu mesa
Your tables
tus mesas
* No accent

7. Possessive adjectives
Su(s) = his/her/ your (form)/their
His/her/your (form.) /their book
su libro
His/her/your (form.) /their books
sus libros
His/her/your (form.) /their table
su mesa
His/her/your (form.) /their tables
sus mesas

8. Possessive adjectives
Nuestro(a)(s) = our
our book
nuestro libro
our books
nuestros libros
our table
nuestra mesa
our tables
nuestras mesas

9. Possessive adjectives
Vuestro(a)(s) = Your (pl. fam.)
your book
vuestro libro
your books
vuestros libros
your table
vuestra mesa
your tables
vuestras mesas