Los adjetivos posesivos U3L2

Mi  my Tu  your Su  his, her, its your (formal) Nuestro(a)  our Su  your (plural) their Mis  Tus  Sus  Nusestros(as) Sus

Possessive Adjectives agree in number with the nouns they describe. Nuestro(a) & Nuestros(as) also agree in gender with the nouns they describe.

Es mi tía. Son mi s tía s. Él es mi primo. Ellos son mi s primo s.

1. My uncle 2. Your uncles (familiar) 3. Our grandparents 4. Our mom 5. His cousin 6. Her dad 7. Their family 8. Your aunts (plural)

1. Your dad eats apples. 2. My grandpa reads books. 3. His mom drinks water. 4. Your aunts share the lunch. 5. Her cousins run. 6. Our uncle learns Spanish. 7. Their nephews sell fruit. 8. Your grandkids write. 9. Your (formal) son lives in CT.