How many forms of Nuestro are there (different endings)?
4: nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras
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What is the point of adding "s" at the end of a possessive adjective?
To agree with the noun it is describing, to make the noun/object plural that it's describing
200
What is the translation of mi
My
200
what is the translation of tu
your (informal)
200
Name all the english translation of su (not sus)
your (formal), his, her, their BONUS POINTS: its
200
What is the plural of nuestra?
nuestras
200
Do possessive adjectives change between o and a to agree with the noun/object it is describing or who the possessive pronoun is referring to?
To agree with the noun/object its describing
300
Translate my book
Mi libro
300
translate: your book
tu libro
300
When you're reading and you see "su", how do you know who the writer is referring to? (In other words, how do you know if they mean his, hers, theirs, its, your [formal]?)
By Context Clues, by who they've referred to in previous sentences
300
Why do we have the forms nuestras and nuestros even when the meaning of the possessive adjective, "our", is already plural?
If the object or noun that the adjective is describing is plural, we use nuestros and nuestras
EX: Nuestros tíos = our uncles
Nuestras tías = our aunts
300
Are there any accent marks over any of the possessive adjectives?
No
400
Translate My cousins
Mis primos
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translate: your siblings
tus hermanos
400
Why aren't you able to precisely determine what this says: Su abuela
This is because the reader does not have a way of knowing which English definition of su is the one intended. It could mean his, hers, theirs, its or your (formal)
400
Translate to English: Nuestras libros
AND tell why this Spanish example is WRONG
Our books
400
Change this sentence in Spanish to use a possessive adjective: El perro de ella.
Say, "her dog" in Spanish.