POSSESIVE ADJETICTIVES

Los adjetivos posesivos en español no son iguales a los del inglés. Se usa SU en español y eso se puede referir a: de usted, de ustedes, de él, de ella,de ellos ellas, de las cosas, de los animales. Pero en inglés no es así. Cada uno tiene su propio adjetivo posesivo y no tienen plural. Así: Los adjetivosposesivos son:
Para I (yo), My (mi/mis): my house, my houses, my car my cars
Para you (tú, usted), your (su/sus - tu/tus): Your house, your houses –Your car, your cars
Para he (él), his (su/sus): His house, his houses – his car, his cars
Para she (ella), her (su/sus): her house, her houses – her car,her cars
Para it (animales, cosas, situaciones, objetos, ideas, todo menos personas, pero singular), its (su/sus): the house of the dog, se diceasí: its house, its houses.
Para we (nosotros/as), our (nuestro/a/os/as): our house, our houses - our car, our cars
Para you (ustedes, vosotros/as),your (su/sus - vuestro/a/os/as): Your house, your houses – your car, your cars
Para they (ellos, ellas, personas o cosas, situaciones, objetos,ideas, pero plural. Este es el plural para he, she y it), their (su/sus): their house, their houses – their car, their cars. Este último es para personas ycosas, animales pero plural.
Miren los tres tipos de pronombres usados en las actividades.
SUJETOS OBJETOS ADJETIVOS POSESIVOS
SUBJECTS OBJECTSPOSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
I ME MY
YOU YOU YOUR
HE HIM HIS
SHE HER HER
IT IT ITS
WE US OUR
YOU YOU YOUR
THEY THEM THEIR