People and places in Mexico: possessive adjective 'su'

Spanish

Where are my things? 'mi', 'tu' and adverbs of position

Routine events: reflexive pronouns 'me' and 'te'

A Mexican tradition: reflexive pronoun 'se'

This unit revisits possessive adjectives 'mi', 'mis', 'tu', tus' and contrasts them with reflexive pronouns 'me', 'te'. Reflexive pronoun 'se' is taught and contrasted with 'su' and 'sus'. Pupils revisit 'es', 'son', 'está', 'están', present tense -ar verbs, and adjective-noun number agreement.

Everyday life: possessive adjectives, pronouns

'Mi padre vive en México. Su casa es muy hermosa'. Choose the correct translation of 'su'.

Write in Spanish: 'his dog and her cats'.

Write the Spanish word for 'there is' or 'there are'.

Order the words to say: 'I am interested in the history and the culture of the country'.

Write in Spanish: 'the streets are interesting'.

People and places in Mexico: possessive adjective 'su'

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