Possessive Adjectives are used to show to whom

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Possessive Adjectives are used to show to whom something belongs. In English, the Possessive

Possessive Adjectives are used to show to whom something belongs. In English, the Possessive Adjectives are: my, your, his, her, its, our, their. EX: my book, your book, his book, her book, our book, their book, etc.

In Spanish the Possessive Adjectives are: my book mi libro our book **nuestro libro

In Spanish the Possessive Adjectives are: my book mi libro our book **nuestro libro our house nuestra casa your [tú] book tu libro your book **vuestro libro his book su libro your house vuestra casa her book su libro their book su libro its book su libro your [Uds]] book su libro your [Ud] book su libro

Since these are adjectives, they must agree with the noun in number [singular /

Since these are adjectives, they must agree with the noun in number [singular / plural]. If the noun is singular [book], use the singular form of the Poss. Adj. as shown above.

If the noun is plural [books], you must use the plural form of the

If the noun is plural [books], you must use the plural form of the Possessive Adjective. The plural forms are made like any other word in Spanish. Since all the Possessive Adjectives end in a vowel, simply add “s” to make it plural:

my books mis libros our books nuestros libros our houses nuestras casas your books

my books mis libros our books nuestros libros our houses nuestras casas your books tus libros your books vuestros libros his books sus libros your houses vuestras casas q her books sus libros their books sus libros its books sus libros your [Uds] books sus your [Ud] books sus libros