1. Possessive Adjectives; Comparatives
Unidad 3 Lección 2

2. Possessive Adjectives
mi(s) – my nuestro(a,os,as) – our
tu(s) – your vuestro(a,os,as) – your
su(s) – his, her, su(s) – their, your (pl.)
your

3. Possessive Adjectives (cont.)
Possessive adjectives indicate ownership or relationship.
Possessive adjectives agree in number and gender with the nouns they describe.
Follow these 2 steps to determine which possessive adjective you should use:
Determine who the owner is
Make sure the adjective agrees with the noun that follows it

4. Comparatives más…que = more…than menos…que = less…than
Used to compare two people or things.
In English, comparatives are formed by adding –er or by using more, less, or as.
In Spanish, we use:
más…que = more…than
menos…que = less…than
tan…como = as…as
tanto como = as much as

5. Irregular comparatives
mayor(es) – older
menor(es) – younger
mejor(es) – better
peor(es) – worse