Los adjetivos posesivos

Master Spanish possessive adjectives and their agreement rules!

Complete the blank with the appropriate word. Possessive adjectives must agree with the noun they describe in gender (masculino o femenina) and number (singular o plural). Possessive adjectives must agree with the: item that is possessed owner of the item How many Spanish possessive adjectives are there? 6 16 12 8 Choose allof the asnwers that could be correct (there may be more than one!):"Su tío" could mean... his uncle their uncles your uncle (formal) your (plural) uncle Choose allof the answers that could be correct (there may be more than one!):"nuestra familia" could mean... their family our family your family the family of Alberto and I Complete the blanks with the correct possessive adjectives in Spanish (my, your, your our, y'all's (Spain), y'all's, their). tu tus su sus nuestro nuestra nuestros nuestras vuestro vuestra vuestros vuestras su sus mi mis tu tus su sus nuestra su nuestras sus mi mis mi su sus sus su sus nuestras nuestro tus tu tu Match the Spanish possessive adjective with the correct English noun. mi (my) carro sus (her) zapatos vuestras (y'all's Spain) casas nuestra (our) profesora su (their) amigo tus (your) (inf) pantalones nuestro (our) libro