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Vocabulary / Possessive Pronouns

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Mía pro adj mine (female singular)
Mías pro adj mine (female plural)
Mío pro adj mine (male singular)
Míos pro adj mine (male plural)
Mi pro adv adj my (singular)
Mis n pro my (plural)
Nuestra pro adj ours (informal) (female singular)
Nuestras pro adj ours (informal) (female plural)
Nuestro pro adj ours (informal) (male singular)
Nuestros pro adj ours (informal) (male plural)
Su pro yours (formal); his/hers (singular)
Sus pro yours (formal); his/hers (plural)
Suya pro adj his, hers, yours (formal), its, theirs (female singular)
Suyas pro adj his, hers, yours (formal), its, theirs (female plural)
Suyo pro adj his, hers, yours (formal), its, theirs (male singular)
Suyos pro adj his, hers, yours (formal), its, theirs (male plural)
Tu pro yours (informal) (singular)
Tus pro yours (informal) (plural)
Tuya pro adj yours (informal) (female singular)
Tuyas pro adj yours (informal) (female plural)
Tuyo pro adj yours (informal) (male singular)
Tuyos pro adj yours (informal) (male plural)
Vuestra pro adj yours (informal) (female singular)
Vuestras pro adj yours (informal) (female plural)
Vuestro pro adj yours (informal) (male singular)
Vuestros pro adj yours (informal) (male plural)

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Examples

Yo prefiero que tú sigas con tus planes
I prefer that you continue with your plans.

Mi pobre gato se cayó de un árbol y se rompió una pierna
My poor cat fell from a tree and broke a leg.

Mi madre nació en agosto
My mother was born in August.

Las flores que están en la mesa son de nuestro jardín
The flowers on the table are from our garden.

El sonido de su voz es impresionante
The sound of her voice is impressive.

Games and Activites for Possessive Pronouns

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