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Translate to English. "Él es nuestro primo."

He is our cousin

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You have our pencils. "Tienes ________ lápices."
Nuestros
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Nosotros tenemos tres primas. (Nuestros/Nuestras) primas son altas.

nuestras

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Ana is not my sister! 

¡Ana no es mi hermana!

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What do possessive adjectives tell you?
Possessive adjectives tell you who owns something or describes a relationship between people or things.
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Translate to Spanish. "My grandma is very short."

"Mi abuela es muy baja."

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They are going to study with their sister. "Ellos van a estudiar con ___ hermana.
Su
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Es nuestra/nuestras casa.
Nuestra
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Girls are intelligent.

Las niñas son inteligentes.

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What must possessive adjectives do with the nouns they describe?
Possessive adjectives must agree in number with the nouns they describe.
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Your uncle is tall and nice

Tu tío es alto y simpático

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My house is your house. "Mi casa es ____ casa.
Tu
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Julia es su/sus buena amiga.

Su

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There are thirty seven students in Spanish 1 Honors Class.

Hay treinta y siete estudiantes en la Clase de Español Honores 1.

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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.

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Translate to English. "My brothers have your book."

Mis hermanos tienen tu libro

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Where are your books? "¿Dónde están ____ libros?"
Tus
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Yo tengo mi/mis mochila

Mi

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His brother goes to France.

Su hermano va a Francia.

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What are possessive adjectives used to show?
Ownership
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Her dog's name is Toby.

El nombre de su perro es Toby.

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What is your name? "¿Cuál es _____ nombre?"
Tu
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Nosotros escuchamos a nuestro/nuestra maestra.

Nuestra

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Bolivia has two capitals (to receive the points, must mention them in your answer)

Bolivia tiene dos capitales, Sucre y La Paz

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How many possessive adjectives are there? Include the ones use in Spain :)

5

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