primos son mayores. (Their cousins are older.)

Question

Complete the sentences by filling in the missing possessive pronouns. Make sure the Spanish sentence matches the English Equivalent.

Answer 1

Mi/Mis=My Tu/Tus= Your Su/Sus= His/her/its nuestro-a/nuestros-as= our Su/Sus= Their

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Good job, Brady. Tashonda says she is looking for possessive pronouns, though. Aren't these adjectives? I always get confused on those two :red: - SonrisaDelSol, Jan 5, 2012

Answer 2

Hi and welcome to the forum. We can't do your homework. But, after you do it, people will be happy to check it.

Answer 3

Mis primos son mayores que yo,

Mi hijo es mayor que su primo. You have to have things you're comparing things to when you have mayor and menor.

Answer 4

That link was good for revision - thanks for posting. Is it always necessary to use the deffinite article though? el mio, los míos, la mia, las mías etc.

Mi casa es la tuya/mi casa es tuya.

Answer 5

hijo primos son mayores

No, but good try.

missing possessive pronouns

Hijo isn't a possessive pronoun, it means "son".

Look here and jog your memory.

Their --> plural. So, which should you use?

Answer 6

hijo primos son mayores