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Spanish Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns

A Possessive Adjective accompanies a noun
A Possessive Pronoun stands for a noun.

The Possessive Adjectives are:

Mi (m. & f., sing.)      my 
Mis (m. & f., plu.)      my 
Tu (m. & f., sing.)      thy 
Tus (m. & f., plu.)      thy 
Su (m. & f., sing.)      his, her, its, one's,
                         their, your, (polite) 
Sus (m. & f., plu.)      his, her, its, one's,  
                         their, your, (polite) 
Nuestro-a, os-a          our 
Vuestro-a, os-as         your (familiar)

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Vocabulary

atenerse á - to adhere to
adherir á - to adhere to
ajustar - to adjust
apresurarse á - to hasten to.
asegurar - to secure

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Exercises

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