2. Possessive Adjectives Objetivo: What are the possessive adjectives? Hagan Ahora: MP pg. 32, actividades 18 & 19

3. What do possessive adjectives do? They describe ownership. They describe relationships between people or things.

4. How are they used in English? Examples: –My sister –Your sweater –Her coat –Our parents –Their brother

5. Los adjetivos posesivos mi - my tu – your (familiar) su (his, her, your-formal) nuestro - our vuestro – your (plural, spain) su – their, your (plural)

6. Possessive Adjective Rule#1 All Possessive Adjectives can be made plural. They all match the noun in number. (Add an “s” to the poss. adj. and the noun to make it plural.) –Examples: My sister  Mi hermana s My sisters  Mis hermanas His t-shirt  Su camiseta His t-shirts  Sus camisetas Our child  Nuestro hijo Our children  Nuestros hijos

7. Possessive Adjective Rule #2 nuestro (our) and vuestro (your – Spain only) must agree in number and gender! –Examples: Nuestro abuelo : Our grandfather Nuestros abuelos : Our grandparents Nuestra abuela : Our grandmother Nuestras abuelas : Our grandmothers

8. practicar El paquete de adjetivos possessivos Página 3, actividad G

9. How can we show possession in Spanish? Use the word de Use a possessive adjective What possessive adjectives have to match in number? All of them. What possessive adjectives have to match in gender? nuestro and vuestro forms