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Showing Possession in Spanish

Showing Possession in Spanish. No apostrophes in Spanish!. When you want to say that something belongs to someone, use the word de and that person’s name. Example: El libro de Eric está perdido . La abuela de Mark es muy amable . Short forms of possessive adjectives. Mi(s) My

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Showing Possession in Spanish

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  1. Showing Possession in Spanish

  2. No apostrophes in Spanish! • When you want to say that something belongs to someone, use the word de and that person’s name. • Example: • El libro de Eric estáperdido. • La abuela de Mark esmuyamable.

  3. Short forms of possessive adjectives • Mi(s) My • Tu(s) Your • Su(s) Your (ud.), His, Her, Its • Nuestro/a(s) Our • Vuestro/a(s) Your (all’s—Spain) • Su(s) Your (all’s—uds.), Their • Remember that the endings on these word match the noun that is possessed, NOT the possessor. • Must be used with a noun following it.

  4. Long forms of possessive adjectives • Mío/a(s) (of) mine • Tuyo/a(s) (of) yours • Suyo/a(s) (of) yours (ud.), his, hers • Nuestro/a(s) (of) ours • Vuestro/a(s) (of) your all’s • Suyo/a(s) (of) your all’s (uds.), theirs • These forms can be used alone in a sentence (without a noun).

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