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Definitions and random questions
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Translate to English. "Nuestro hermano es joven."

Our brother is young.

100
You have our pencils. "Tienes ________ lápices."
nuestros
100
Ella es mi/mis hermana.
mi
100
Nosotros tenemos tres primas. (Nuestros/Nuestras) primas son altas.
Nuestras
100
What do possessive adjectives tell you?
Possessive adjectives tell you who owns something or describes a relationship between people or things.
200

Translate to English. "Yo tengo tu perro."

I have your dog.

200

Our cousins (females) are nice. "______ son simpáticas.

Nuestras primas

200
Es nuestra/nuestras casa.
nuestra
200
Ustedes tienen un abuelo. (Su/Nuestro) cumpleaños es el dos de abril.
Su
200
What must possessive adjectives do with the nouns they describe?
Possessive adjectives must agree in number with the nouns they describe.
300

Translate to Spanish. "My cousins are tall."

Mis primos son altos.

300
My friends have a lot of dogs. "_________ tienen muchos perros."
Mis amigos
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Julia y María son su/sus hermanas.

sus

300
Mi familia y yo tenemos un gato viejo. (Nuestro/Su) gato es Rubí.
Nuestro
300
Along with agreeing in number with the nouns described, what must the possessive adjective "Nuestro(a)" agree with?
The possessive adjective Nuestro(a) must also agree in gender with the nouns they describe.
400

Translate to Spanish. "My grandma is very short."

"Mi abuela es muy baja."

400
What is your (familiar, singular) father's name? "¿Cómo se llama ________?"
tu padre
400
Vuestra/Vuestras clases son difíciles.
Vuestras
400
(Mi/Mis) sobrinas son las hijas de mi hermana.
Mis
400
What are possessive adjectives used to show?
Ownership
500

Translate to Spanish. Talking to an old lady. - Your cat is fat.

Su gato es gordo.

500

What is your name? "¿Cuál es _____ nombre?"

tu or su

500
Nuestro/Nuestra profesora se llama Sra. Cardona.
Nuestra
500
(Nuestros/Nuestras) hermanas son altas.
Nuestras
500

How many possessive adjectives are there? (that go before the noun)

12 / doce

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