5. Review
• It is Antonio’s grandmother.
• Es la abuela de Antonio.
• They are Lucía’s socks.
• Son los calcetines de Lucía.
6. Possessive Adjectives
• Tell you the relationship and/or
describe who owns something.
• Since they are adjectives, they
must agree in gender and number
with the noun they describe.
• Placed IN FRONT OF the noun.
7. Possessive Adjectives
• They are the equivalent to the
english:
My
Your
His / Her / Its
Ours
Your
Their / Your
8. Possessive Adjectives
• REMEMBER.... {adjectives}
• Possessive Adjectives in Spanish
Mi
Tu
Su
Nuestro (a)
Vuestro (a)
Su
9. BUT MR.
BERGMEIER!!!
THERE IS A SINGULAR
& PLURAL“SU”...
How do you know the
difference?
10. Possessive Adjectives
• They are the equivalent to the
english:
• REMEMBER.... {adjectives}
Mi
Tu
Su
Nuestro (a)
Vuestro (a)
Su
11. Possessive Adjectives
• They are the equivalent to the
english:
• REMEMBER.... {adjectives}
Mis
Tus
Sus
Nuestros (as)
Vuestros (as)
Sus
