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Type in the correct possessive pronoun (stressed or unstressed).
- Pepe no encuentra (él) llaves.3rd person singular, noun in the plural = susPepe can’t find his keys.
- ¿Dónde está (tú) paraguas.2nd person singular, noun in the singular = tuWhere is your umbrella?
- Esta es una hija (nosotros) .The stressed possessive pronouns always come directly after the noun they refer to. 1st person plural, feminine noun in the singular = nuestraThat’s our daughter.
- Te presento a (yo) madre.1st person singular, noun in the singular = miI’ll introduce you to my mother.
- ¿Puedo usar (vosotros) coche?2nd person plural, masculine noun in the singular = vuestroCan I use your car?
- Una prima (ella) vivía en Málaga.The stressed possessive pronouns always come directly after the noun they refer to. 3rd person singular, feminine noun in the singular = suyaA cousin of hers lived in Málaga.
Independent possessive pronouns.
Rewrite the sentences, replacing the underlined sections with the correct possessive pronouns.
- No me gustan tus zapatos.
→ 2nd person singular, masculine noun in the plural = los tuyos.I don’t like your shoes. I don’t like yours.
- Aquí está nuestro coche.
→ 1st person plural, masculine noun in the singular = el nuestro.Here is our car. Here is ours.
- Mi padre lava su ropa.
→ 3rd person singular, feminine noun in the singular = la suya.My father is washing his clothes. My father is washing his.
- En verano viajaremos a vuestro país.
→ 2nd person plural, masculine noun in the singular = a + el vuestro.This summer we’ll travel to your country. This summer we’ll travel to yours.
- Mis ideas son mejores.
→ 1st person singular, feminine noun in the plural = las mías.My ideas are better. Mine are better.