Mastering Spanish Possessive Adjectives

This video tutorial covers Spanish possessive adjectives, explaining their English equivalents and the importance of considering number and gender. It provides examples and a practice activity to reinforce learning. The video also discusses the contextual usage of possessive adjectives and concludes with practice sentences.

Which of the following is a Spanish possessive adjective?

• un

• mi

• ella

• el

How do you say 'my cars' in Spanish?

• mis carros

• mi carros

• mis carro

• mi carro

What must you consider when using possessive adjectives in Spanish?

• Tense

• Number and gender

• Verb conjugation

• Sentence structure

How do you change a possessive adjective to match a feminine noun?

• Add 's'

• Add 'e'

• Add 'a'

• Add 'o'

Translate 'your pants are ugly' to Spanish.

• tu pantalones son feos

• tus pantalones son feos

• su pantalones son feos

• sus pantalones son feos

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CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RI.8.4

CCSS.RI.9-10.4

CCSS.RI.9-10.4

Which possessive adjective would you use for 'our teacher' if the teacher is female?

• nuestros

• nuestra

• nuestro

• nuestras

What does 'su' mean in the sentence 'su clase es interesante'?

• her

• all of the above

• his

• your (formal)

How do you say 'our book' in Spanish?

• nuestro libro

• nuestras libro

• nuestros libro

• nuestra libro

What is the plural form of 'su' when referring to 'friends'?

• sus amigo

• sus amigos

• su amigo

• su amigos

Which possessive adjective would you use for 'my parents'?

• su padres

• sus padres

• mi padres

• mis padres