Possessive Adjectives

Match the possessive adjectives in Spanish to their English equivalent. mi my tu your su his nuestro(s) our vuestro(s) your (Spain) Complete the sentences to say that each person is looking for his or her own belongings. Use the subject of each sentence to help you. Busco _ libro de español. mi su Buscamos _ cuadernos. sus nuestros Ellos buscan _ mochilas. tus sus Mi hermana menor busca _ lentes. mis sus Buscas _ lápices. tus vuestros Mamá busca _ reloj. su tu Buscamos _ calculadoras. mi nuestras Match the beginning of each sentence to the appropriate ending based on the use of the possessive adjectives. Sarita y Juan salen con su sobrina. Vosotros salís con vuestro tío. Tú sales con tus hermanos. Yo salgo con mis abuelos. Complete each sentence with the correct possessive adjective. The owner is indicated in parentheses. 1. (tú) Tus hermanos son traviesos.2. (nosotros) Nuestras primas tienen el pelo largo.3. (él) Sus sobrinos tienen el pelo corto.4. (ustedes) Su papá tiene ojos azules.5. (vosotras) Vuestras tías tienen el pelo negro. Translate the 5 sentences from the activity above into English. Please be sure to number each sentence. Using either the long construction or possessive adjectives, write a complete sentence in Spanish telling to whom each item or items belong. (Use a different person for each picture.) Record yourself reading the sentences you wrote. To whom does the "gata" belong? To whom do the "libros" belong? To whom do the "perros" belong? To whom do these "abuelas" belong?