1. Possessive adjectives used before a noun (a.k.a. short form) Mi, misNuestro/a/os/as Tu, tus Vuestro/a/os/as Su,sus

2. Práctica de los adjetivos posesivos My bracelets____________________ His brushes__________________ Our bathroom__________________ Your (vosotros) hairdryer ______________ Their date ______________________ Your (formal) makeup ______________ Your (plural) wedding __________________ Your (informal) belts________________

3. My, Mine mío, mía, míos, mías Our, Ours nuestro,nuestra, nuestros, nuestras Your, Yours tuyo, tuya, tuyos, tuyas Your (vosotros), Your (vosotros) vuestro, vuestra, vuestros, vuestras Her, Hers, his, Your (formal), Yours (formal) suyo, suya, suyos, suyas Their, Theirs, Your (plural), Yours (plural) suyo, suya, suyos, suyas Possessive adjectives used after a noun (a.k.a. long form)

4. Ejemplos: Short form vs. long form Her ring  Su anillo.  anillo suyo. Your radios  Tus radios.  radios tuyos. Their class  Su clase.  clase suya.

5. Práctica de los adjetivos posesivos (long form) Change the short forms to the long forms. Mis pulseras________________________ Tu toalla __________________________ Su gel _______________________ Nuestra pelo ____________________ Vuestra boda ____________________ Sus anillos ______________________

6. A possessive adjective without the noun Sometimes possesstive adjectives may be used without the noun. -- ¿Este cepillo es tuyo? --- Sí es mío. ---¿Son sus toallas? ---No, no son nuestras. --¿Es el maquillaje de ella? ---No, no es suyo. See pgs 88 and 89 in your text for more examples