Possessive adjectives My, your, his, her, our, their, you all’s

-Possessive adjectives describe ownership -Possessive adjectives describe ownership. -Possessive adjectives go before the noun ex: my brother. his dogs. -Possessive adjectives must agree in number and gender with the item being owned

mis mi tu tus sus su nuestro nuestra nuestros nuestras vuestro vuestra item being owned item being owned is singular plural is singular plural My Our Your(fam) Yall’s (spain) His Their Her Your (form) You all’s nuestro nuestra mis mi nuestros nuestras vuestro vuestra vuestros vuestras tu tus sus su sus su

práctica My dad is tall. Our brother is short. 1. Mi padre es alto. = __________________________________________ 2. Nuestro hermano es bajo. = ___________________________________ 3. Nuestra nieta es morena. = ____________________________________ 4. Su tía es rubia. = ____________________________________________ 5. Mis primos son guapos. = _____________________________________ 6. Tus padres son simpáticos. = ___________________________________ 7. Sus abuelos son viejos. = ______________________________________ My dad is tall. Our brother is short. Our granddaughter is dark haired. His/Her/Their aunt is blonde. My cousins are good-looking. Your parents are nice. His/Her/Their grandparents are old.

práctica Tu padre es cómico. Su hermana es bonita. 8. Your father is funny. _________________________________________________ 9. Their sister is pretty. 10. My children are short. __________________________________________________ 11. Our uncle is nice. 12. Her cousins are fun. Tu padre es cómico. Su hermana es bonita. Mis hijos son bajos. Nuestro tío es simpático. Sus primos son divertidos.

práctica My grandma. His balloons. Their cat. Our dogs. Her cousin (fem) Your (fam) dad. My siblings. Their family. Our mom. You all’s family.