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Everyday life: possessive adjectives, pronouns
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I can use possessive adjectives and adverbs of position to ask and answer questions about where my and your things are.
I can use reflexive pronouns 'me' and 'te' to describe my daily routine and ask you questions about yours.
I can understand the different uses of the possessive adjective 'su' in the context of learning about people and places in Mexico.
I can use the reflexive pronoun 'se' before a range of verbs in the context of describing the Mexican custom 'Day of the Dead'.
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