there is vs he is
Usamos "there is" para hablar de los componentes que hay o existen. Usamos "protagonista + am, is, o are" para hablar del protagonista.
En el caso de que quiero hablar de los negocios que hay en mi ciudad: "In my city, there is a shopping mall/ it is a shopping mall".
"In my city, there is a shopping mall"
Usamos "There are" para hablar de los componentes en plural que existen. Usamos "protagonista+ are" cuando hablamos de ese sujeto.
En mi casa, 2 cuartos: "in my house, (they are) / (there are) 2 bedrooms"
"in my house, there are 2 bedrooms"
Los pronombres posesivos nos ayudan a especificar protagonistas o objetos de la oracion. Siempre van adelante de un sustantivo.
"Bedroom is small"--- My bedroom, your bedroom, his bedroom, their bedroom.
"I love Pedro cat"--- "I love his cat"
"I love his cat"
Tambien podemos reemplazar el "my... your..." con el nombre del dueño + apostrofe + s.
He is her boss. --- He is Maria's boss.
He is their brother--- He is Pedro and Maria's brother.
"She is his boss" (the boss of pedro)... she is Pedro boss or She is Pedro's boss.
She is Pedro's boss.
Usamos "there is" para hablar de los componentes que hay o existen. Usamos "protagonista + am, is, o are" para hablar del protagonista.
En el caso de que quiero hablar del centro comercial de mi ciudad: "there is big shopping mall / it is a big shopping mall"
"it is a big shopping mall"
Usamos "There are" para hablar de los componentes en plural que existen. Usamos "protagonista+ are" cuando hablamos de ese sujeto.
"Son cuartos pequeños" --- "(they are) / (there are) small bedrooms."
they are small bedrooms.
I--- my o me
You-- your o you're
He- hes o his
She-- her o sher
It-- its
We-- our
They-- their
I--- my
You-- your
He- his
She-- her
It-- it
We-- our
They-- their
Ricardo Montaner is a father.
Evaluna is his / her / Ricardo's daughter.
Evaluna is his / Ricardo's daughter.