Possessive Adjectives
What possessive adjective do you need?
My - lápiz
Mi
Translate the following phrase:
My sisters
Mis hermanas.
What is the opposite of gordo?
Delgado/flaco
Un hombre de México es....
mexicano.
What form of ser goes with yo?
soy
Which possessive adjective do you need?
His - perro
Su perro.
Translate the following phrase:
Our grandmother.
Nuestra abuela.
What is the opposite of trabajador?
Perezoso.
Una mujer de Puerto Rico es...
puertorriqueña.
What form of ser goes with ella?
Es.
Which possessive adjective do you need?
His perros
Sus perros.
Translate the following phrase:
Your dad is smart.
Tu padre es listo/inteligente.
What is the feminine plural form of bajo?
Bajas.
Unos estudiantes de Argentina son...
argentinos
What form of ser goes with mis primos y yo?
Somos
Which possessive adjective do you need?
Our - mochilas
Nuestras mochilas
Translate the following phrase:
Their children are friendly.
Sus hijos son amables.
Change the sentence to make it plural:
Mi hermano es inteligente.
Mis hermanos son inteligentes.
Unas profesoras de España son...
españolas.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of ser:
Los gatos /ser/ perezosos.
Los gatos son perezosos.
Which possessive adjective do you need?
Your (familiar) - problema
Translate the following phrase:
Her uncles are silly and ugly.
Sus tíos son tontos y feos.
Change the sentence to make it plural and feminine:
Mi tío es guapo y joven.
Mis tías son guapas y jóvenes.
Unos turistas de Alemania son...
alemanes.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of ser:
¿(tú) ser/rubio o moreno?
¿Eres rubio o moreno?