1. What are possessive adjectives? 2. Possessive adjectives should agree with the noun they describe in what two things?

3. What are the forms of the possessive adjectives that mean "our"?

4. What can "su/sus" mean? (hint: multiple meanings)

5. Would you say the following in Spanish, "María's libro"? Why or why not?

6. Translate the following into Spanish: my pens

7. Translate the following into Spanish: our school

8. Translate the following into Spanish: his brother

9. Translate the following into Spanish: Ana's friend

10. Translate the following into Spanish: Pablo's mother

1. Adjectives that show that an object or person belongs to someone.

2. gender and number (plural or singular)

3. nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras

4. his, her, their, your

5. No. You would say "el libro de Maria" because you do not make a noun possessive by adding 's in Spanish.

6. Mis stylos

7. Nuestro escuela

8. Su hermano

9. El amigo (o la amiga) de Ana

10. La madre de Pablo

Explanation:

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1. granola bars: they are not made of granola. they are made of quinoa and other grains that remind me of the millet i feed my birds at home. they have the texture of styrofoam but are cheap and comparatively healthy.