Adjetivos posesivos
¿Cuáles son adjetivos posesivos? Son: my, your, his, her, its, our, your y their. Utilizamos los adjetivos posesivos para indicar posesión. El nombre poseído puede ir en singular o plural. No es necesario el formato del adjetivo posesivo.
My
- This is a computer. I like my computer.
- I have a bottle. Sam loves my bottle.
Your
- You have a business. Your business is massive.
- This is a bicycle. Your bicycle is black and red.
His
- He has a new house. His house is big.
- He has many colleagues. He likes his colleagues.
Her
- She goes to college every day. Her college is next to her house.
- She made a nice lunch. Her lunch was delicious.
Its
- The dog has some bones. Its bones are tasty.
- It likes to eat grass. Its grass was yummy.
Our
- We threw the rubbish away. We threw our rubbish away.
- We own two properties. We own our two properties.
Your
- You dislike Apple computers. You don’t like your Apple computers.
- You are a man. Your man is nice.
Their
- They love long roads. Their road is long.
- They are going to the disco. Their disco is going to see a big turn-out.
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Gramática avanzada:
- Artículos (a/an, the, zero artículo)
- Pronombres: sujeto, objeto y posesivo
- Coletillas interrogativas
- Condicionales en inglés
- Palabras interrogativas
- Determinantes
- Verbos compuestos /phrasal verbs
- Prefijos y sufijos
- Discurso indirecto y directo
- Números: cardinal, ordinal, y números romanos
- El verbo: «get»
- Get vs. go y got vs. gotten
- Verbos copulativos
- Oración escindida / cleft sentence
- Subjuntivo en inglés
- El inglés vulgar: tabú y jerga
- Elipsis
- Infinitivo partido
- Énfasis con inversión
- Uso correcto de: el gerundio (verbo + ing)
- Uso correcto de: ‘to’ + infinitivo
- Uso correcto de: infinitivo solo
- Diferencias de deletreo americano y británico