WorksheetsPossessive Adjectives
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 27mins
Nouns in Spanish are either masculine or (a) .
Nouns in Spanish are either singular or (a) .
If a word ends in a vowel, add (a) to make it plural.
If a word ends in a consonant, add (a) to make it plural.
Possessive adjectives go _____ the noun they describe.
before
after
Translate: my sister
(a)
Translate: my brothers
(a)
Translate: your aunt (informal)
(a)
Translate: your grandmothers (informal)
(a)
Translate: her uncle
(a)
Translate: her grandfathers
(a)
Translate: our school
Hint: school = escuela
(a)
Translate: our books
Hint: book = libro
(a)
Translate: their friends
(a)
Translate: their (female) cat
(a)
Translate: Carlos es el tío de Pepe. Es el hermano de su padre.
Carlos is Pepe's uncle. He's his father's brother.
Pepe is Carlos' uncle. He's his father's brother.
Carlos is Pepe's uncle. He's his brother's father.
Pepe is Carlos' uncle. He's his brother's father.
Translate: Nuestras abuelas son de Los Ángeles.
Our grandmas are from Los Angeles.
Our grandpas are from Los Angeles.
Their grandmas are from Los Angeles.
Y'all's grandmas are from Los Angeles
Translate: ¿Quién es tu mejor amigo?
Who is your best friend?
Who is her best friend?
Who is your oldest friend?
Who is his youngest friend?
Translate:
Los hermanos de Carlita son mis amigos.
Carlita's brothers are my friends.
Carlita's sisters are my friends.
Carlita's siblings are our friends.
Carlita's siblings are my friends.
Translate:
¿Cuántos de tus parientes viven en tu casa?
How many of your relatives live in your house?
How many of your parents live in your house?
Who in your family lives in your house?
Where do your relatives live? In a house?
Translate:
My house is your house. (informal)
Mi casa es tu casa.
Mis casas son tus casas.
Me casa es tu casa.
Mi casa es su casa.
Translate:
Her friends go to my school.
Sus amigos van a mi escuela.
Su amigos van a mi escuela.
Sas amigos van a mi escuela.
Sus amigos va a mi escuela.
Translate:
Our car is at his house.
Nuestro carro está en su casa.
Nuestro carro es en su casa.
Vuestro carro está en su casa.
Vuestro carro es en sus casa.
Translate:
Their mom is my teacher.
Su mamá es mi maestra.
Sus mamá es mi maestra.
Sus mamá está mi maestra.
Su mamá está mi maestro.
Translate:
Where are her sisters?
¿Dónde están sus hermanas?
¿Dónde son sus hermanas?
¿Cuándo están sus hermanas?
¿Cuándo son sus hermanas?
Fill in the blank:
Yo no tengo (a) mochila. (my)
Fill in the blank:
Cristina es (a) hija. (their)
Fill in the blank:
Felipe y yo somos (a) amigos. (your - informal)
Fill in the blank:
Mariana es (a) tía. (our)
Fill in the blank:
Santiago es el maestro de (a) vecinos*. (their)
*vecinos - neighbors
Choose the correct sentence.
Susana es mí profesora.
Susana es mi profesora.
Choose the correct sentence.
¿Dónde están tu plumas?
¿Dónde están tus plumas?
Choose the correct sentence.
Nuestra perro se llama Tina.
Nuestra perra se llama Tina.
Choose the correct sentence.
Paco's madre es mi tía.
La madre de Paco es mi tía.
Choose the correct sentence.
Juana no sabe tú nombre.
Juana no sabe tu nombre.
