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Possessive Adjectives: Expressing Posession

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Docente: María Ángeles Pérez

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Possessive Adjectives: Expressing Posession

Puntos clave

Los possessive adjectives se usan para indicar que algo pertenece a una persona, animal u objeto. En español los llamamos "determinantes posesivos", aunque funcionan como adjetivos en inglés. Esto significa que no cambian de género ni número y que por sí solos no tienen sentido, sino que acompañan a un sustantivo.

Info 1: Pronouns and their possessive adjectives

Los possessive adjectives tienen que concordar con la persona a la que pertenece el objeto en cuestión. Es decir, "tu gato" indica que el gato te pertenece a ti. Los possessive adjectives junto a sus correspondientes pronombres personales son:


SUBJECT PRONOUNS

POSSESsIVE ADJECTIVES

I
my
you
your
he
his
she
her
it
its
we
our
you
your
they
their


Recuerda que: No es lo mismo "its" (possessive adjective) que "it's" (abreviación de "it is").


Info 2: Use possessive adjectives in a sentence

Como todos los adjetivos en inglés, los possessive adjectives se colocan delante de un sustantivo. No se les añade "-s" aunque el sustantivo detrás sea plural. En cambio, el verbo de la frase sí debe concordar con el número del sustantivo.


  Ejemplos
My car is red
Your dogs are very intelligent
Her house isn't big


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¿Cómo se usan los possessive adjectives?

Los "possessive adjectives" se colocan delante de un sustantivo. Deben concordar con la persona a la que pertenece el objeto.

¿Cuáles son los possessive adjectives?

Los "possessive adjectives" son "my", "your", "his", "her", "its", "our", "your" y "their".

¿Qué son los possessive adjectives?

Los "possessive adjectives" son los determinantes posesivos. Indican a quién pertenece un objeto.

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