Possessive Adjectives Spanish

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What are possessive adjectives in Spanish?

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Possessive adjectives in Spanish are words that indicate ownership or possession, such as 'mi' (my), 'tu' (your), 'su' (his/her/its), 'nuestro' (our), and 'su' (their).

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List the singular possessive adjectives in Spanish.

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The singular possessive adjectives in Spanish are: mi (my), tu (your), su (his/her/its).

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CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.2D

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List the plural possessive adjectives in Spanish.

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The plural possessive adjectives in Spanish are: nuestros (our), vuestros (your - plural), sus (their).

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What is the possessive adjective for 'my' in Spanish?

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The possessive adjective for 'my' in Spanish is 'mi'.

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What is the possessive adjective for 'your' (informal) in Spanish?

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The possessive adjective for 'your' (informal) in Spanish is 'tu'.

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What is the possessive adjective for 'his/her/its' in Spanish?

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The possessive adjective for 'his/her/its' in Spanish is 'su'.

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What is the possessive adjective for 'our' in Spanish?

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The possessive adjective for 'our' in Spanish is 'nuestro' (for masculine nouns) or 'nuestra' (for feminine nouns).

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What is the possessive adjective for 'their' in Spanish?

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The possessive adjective for 'their' in Spanish is 'su'.

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How do you use possessive adjectives in a sentence?

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Possessive adjectives are placed before the noun they modify. For example, 'mi casa' (my house) or 'sus amigos' (his/her friends).

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CCSS.L.1.5A

CCSS.L.1.5B

CCSS.L.K.5A

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What is the difference between 'tu' and 'su' in terms of formality?

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'Tu' is informal and used with friends or family, while 'su' is formal and used in polite or respectful contexts.