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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [sesenta y seis]

Pronombres posesivos 1

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I – my yo----i y_ – m_ y- – m- ------- yo – mi
I can’t find my key. Yo-no en-u-n----m----ave. Y_ n_ e________ m_ l_____ Y- n- e-c-e-t-o m- l-a-e- ------------------------- Yo no encuentro mi llave.
I can’t find my ticket. Yo--o e--uen--o -- -i-----. Y_ n_ e________ m_ b_______ Y- n- e-c-e-t-o m- b-l-e-e- --------------------------- Yo no encuentro mi billete.
you – your t- - tu t_ – t_ t- – t- ------- tú – tu
Have you found your key? ¿H-s--nc--tra---tu-l-ave? ¿___ e_________ t_ l_____ ¿-a- e-c-n-r-d- t- l-a-e- ------------------------- ¿Has encontrado tu llave?
Have you found your ticket? ¿-----ncon-rado--u ----ete? ¿___ e_________ t_ b_______ ¿-a- e-c-n-r-d- t- b-l-e-e- --------------------------- ¿Has encontrado tu billete?
he – his é- - -u é_ – s_ é- – s- ------- él – su
Do you know where his key is? ¿S-bes -------stá su -----? ¿_____ d____ e___ s_ l_____ ¿-a-e- d-n-e e-t- s- l-a-e- --------------------------- ¿Sabes dónde está su llave?
Do you know where his ticket is? ¿--b-s -ón-- -stá-s- b-ll---? ¿_____ d____ e___ s_ b_______ ¿-a-e- d-n-e e-t- s- b-l-e-e- ----------------------------- ¿Sabes dónde está su billete?
she – her e----–--u e___ – s_ e-l- – s- --------- ella – su
Her money is gone. S- ----r---a --s----e-id-. S_ d_____ h_ d____________ S- d-n-r- h- d-s-p-r-c-d-. -------------------------- Su dinero ha desaparecido.
And her credit card is also gone. Y--u -arj-t- d---ré-i-o t-mbié-. Y s_ t______ d_ c______ t_______ Y s- t-r-e-a d- c-é-i-o t-m-i-n- -------------------------------- Y su tarjeta de crédito también.
we – our n-sotr-----as --nues---(s- /---s) n_______ /___ – n_________ /_____ n-s-t-o- /-a- – n-e-t-o-s- /-a-s- --------------------------------- nosotros /-as – nuestro(s) /-a(s)
Our grandfather is ill. N---tro-abue-o-est- e--e---. N______ a_____ e___ e_______ N-e-t-o a-u-l- e-t- e-f-r-o- ---------------------------- Nuestro abuelo está enfermo.
Our grandmother is healthy. N-e-tr---bue-----t- bi--. N______ a_____ e___ b____ N-e-t-a a-u-l- e-t- b-e-. ------------------------- Nuestra abuela está bien.
you – your v--ot-os-/-a- – -uestro--- --a-s) v_______ /___ – v_________ /_____ v-s-t-o- /-a- – v-e-t-o-s- /-a-s- --------------------------------- vosotros /-as – vuestro(s) /-a(s)
Children, where is your father? Ni--s,-¿dó-de--stá-v------ p-p-? N_____ ¿_____ e___ v______ p____ N-ñ-s- ¿-ó-d- e-t- v-e-t-o p-p-? -------------------------------- Niños, ¿dónde está vuestro papá?
Children, where is your mother? N----- -dón-- -s-á -ues--a-m-m-? N_____ ¿_____ e___ v______ m____ N-ñ-s- ¿-ó-d- e-t- v-e-t-a m-m-? -------------------------------- Niños, ¿dónde está vuestra mamá?

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