Year 10 - Spanish
Parejas famosas: possessive adjectives 'su' and 'sus' (his, her, their)
Popular culture: Actores y películas
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Year 10 - Spanish
Popular culture: Actores y películas
This unit revisits possessive adjectives 'su' and 'sus' meaning 'his', 'her', 'its', and adds new meaning 'their'. Pupils contrast the third person singular with the third person plural of the preterite, and revisit possessive adjectives 'vuestro/a/os/as'.
You will learn to use 'su' and 'sus' with -ar verbs to ask questions about a famous Spanish-speaking couple.
To say 'his', 'her' or 'its' before a singular or uncountable noun, both masculine and singular, we use 'su'. 'Su' and 'sus' mean 'their', referring to something that belongs to more than one person.
an adjective referring to possession; in English this includes 'my' and 'your'. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: The final '-s' in 'sus' refers to more than one person. Correction: The final 's' refers to a plural noun.
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