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Spanish Grammar: Possessives & phrases

front 1

The book is María’s.

back 1

El libro es de María

front 2

María’s book explains grammar.

back 2

El libro de María explica la gramática.

front 3

The bookbags are the boys’.

back 3

Las mochilas son de los muchachos.

front 4

The house is Mr. Rodríguez’s.

back 4

La casa es del Sr. Rodríguez.

front 5

Singular Possisive Plural Possisive

  1. my___________ 1. our
  2. your_________ 2. your
  3. his, her, your_3. theirs, yours

back 5

Singular Possisive Plural Possisive

  1. mi____________ 1. nuestro
  2. tu_____________ 2. vuestro
  3. su_____________ 3.su

Remember that in Spanish, tú and usted both mean “you”. Therefore, the possessive adjective for “your” needs to follow the correct register: Tú – tu/tus; Usted – su/sus.

Tú, with the accent mark, is the subject pronoun referring to the person “you”. Tu, without the accent mark, is the possessive adjective “your”. For example: Tú tienes tu libro. (Youhave your book.)

Remember: The adjective will be singular or plural (and feminine or masculine for nosotros and vosotros) based on the object(s) owned, not the person who owns the object. Choose which possessive to use based on the owner, but the ending you give to the possessive does not have anything to do with the number of people who have the object or the gender of the owner. Note that since the 3rd person possessive adjectives could cause some confusion, the use of ser+de is common in these instances for clarification. Context clues can also be used to clarify to whom an object belongs.

front 6

my book

back 6

mi libro

front 7

my books

back 7

mis libros

front 8

my family

back 8

mi familia

front 9

my families

back 9

mis familias

front 10

our book

back 10

nuestro libro

front 11

our books

back 11

nuestros libros

front 12

our family

back 12

nuestra familia

front 13

our families

back 13

nuestras familias

front 14

your book

back 14

tu libro

front 15

your books

back 15

tus libros

front 16

your house

back 16

tu casa

front 17

your houses

back 17

tus casas

front 18

your book

back 18

vuestro libro

front 19

your books

back 19

vuestros libros

front 20

your house

back 20

vuestra casa

front 21

your houses

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vuestras casas

front 22

his book, her book, or your book

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su libro

front 23

his books, her books, or your books

back 23

sus libros

front 24

his house, her house, or your house

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su casa

front 25

his houses, her houses, or your houses

back 25

sus casas

front 26

their book or your book

back 26

su libro

front 27

their books or your books

back 27

sus libros

front 28

their house or your house

back 28

su casa

front 29

their houses or your houses

back 29

sus casas