This document discusses different types of pronouns in Spanish: 1) Possessive pronouns like "mine" and "yours" which indicate possession or belonging. Examples are given of replacing nouns with possessive pronouns. 2) Demonstrative pronouns like "this" and "that" which refer specifically to something in a sentence and can be singular or plural. 3) The difference between using "how many" with countable nouns like cups of coffee versus "how much" with uncountable nouns like money, time, or traffic. Examples of countable and uncountable nouns are provided.

1. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Los “POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS” son usados para indicar posesión o
pertenencia.
Example:
This book is my book, not your book.
This book is mine, not yours.
Possesive
adjective
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2. SUBJECT PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS EXAMPLE
I MINE This is my laptop. It´s mine.
YOU YOURS These glases are mine, not yours.
HE HIS It is his wallet. It´s his.
SHE HERS The car is hers.
WE OURS I´ll show you to your room. Ours is next door.
YOU YOURS The house is yours.
THEY THEIRS The camera is theirs.
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

4. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

6. DEMOSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
Sirven para hacer referencia a algo específico en una oración y pueden indicar y tener
forma singular o plural.

7. WH-QUESTIONS
EXAMPLE:
(CONTABLE NOUNS)
How many cups of coffe?
Vs.
How much money ?
How much time?
How much traffic is in Trujillo?
How much meat?
(NO CONTABLE NOUNS)

8. • Ejemplos de sustantivos contables: two girls, three people, twenty-five
cats, a million dollars, two cookies, five bottles, four apples, seven
gigabytes, sixteen potatoes, ten books, etc.
• Ejemplos de sustantivos incontables: rice, water, meat, money, time, fruit,
bread, air, wine, coffee, tea, etc.
• How much = cuánto (se usa para preguntar la cantidad de algo incontable)
• How many = cuántos (se usa para preguntar el número de algo contable).
• How much is it? = ¿Cuánto cuesta?

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