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Posesive
Un adjetivo es una palabra que califica a un sustantivo. Los adjetivos sirven para describir un sustantivo (una persona, una cosa, un lugar, un animal, etc.) y para expresar las características que este tiene. Este puede ser parte del complemento de una oración.
Ejemplos:
2.Adjectives
An adjective is a word that qualifies a noun. Adjectives are used to describe a noun (a person, a thing, a place, an animal, etc.) and to express the characteristics that it has. This can be part of the complement of a sentence.
Examples:
1. I laugh in the big circus
2. They scream in the silent cave
3. He screams in the noisy room
4. She laughs in the small lounge
3. Adjetivos y Pronombres posesivos
3.1. Los adjetivos posesivos
They are used to indicate who has the property on one (s) thing (s). In English, we distinguish between one or more owners and, when there is only one owner, we also distinguish their gender. The number of objects "on property"
It has no relevance and therefore is not pointed out. The number of objects is not reflected in the possessive adjective, what matters is how many owners there are.
Possessive adjectives, as they function as determinants, must always be accompanied by a name, so they will always be in front of a noun.
The possessive adjectives
They are used to indicate who has ownership over one thing (s). In English, we distinguish between one or more owners and, when there is only one owner, we also distinguish their gender. The number of objects "owned"
it has no relevance and, therefore, it is not indicated. The number of objects is not reflected in the possessive adjective, what matters is how many owners there are.
The possessive adjectives, when functioning as determinants, must always be accompanied by a name, therefore, they will always go before a noun.
Adjetivos posesivos
My mi, mis
Your tu, tus / su, sus
His su, sus (de un él)
Her su, sus (de una ella)
Its su, sus (de cosa o animal)
Our nuestro/a, nuestros/as
Your su, sus (de ustedes)
Their su, sus (de ellos o de ellas)
Examples:
1. This is my room.
2. Your hair are beautiful.
3. He loves his school
4. Anne loves her daughter.
5. I love Mexico and its culture
6. Our dog is 3 years-old
7. Your kitchen is huge.
8. Their house is very chip.
3.2. Pronombres posesivos
Los pronombres posesivos, no va acompañando a un sustantivo, sino que aparecerán solos, delante o detrás del verbo.
3.2. Possessive pronouns
Possessive pronouns are not accompanied by a noun, but will appear alone, in front of or behind the verb.
Pronombres Posesivos
Mine (el/la) mío/a; (los/las) míos/as
Yours (el/la) tuyo/a; (los/las) tuyos/as; (el/la) suyo/a, (los/las) suyos /as -de usted-
His (el/la) suyo/a; (los/las) suyos/as
Hers (el/la) suyo/a; (los/las) suyos/as
Ours (el/la) nuestro/a; (los/las) nuestros/as
Yours su,sus (Ellas/Ellos)
Theirs (el/la) suyo/a; (los/las) suyos/as; (el/la) suyo/a, (los/las) suyos /as -de ustedes-
Ejemplos:
Examples:
1. This room is mine.
2. Beautiful hair is yours
3. The motorcycle is his
4. The daughter is hers.
5. The dog is 3 years-old is ours
6. The kitchen is yours.
7. The cheap house is theirs.
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