Question

Tere: ¿De quién es esta bufanda de lana? Alejandro, ¿es ? Alejandro: No, no es . Yo no llevo bufandas. Pero estos guantes sí son . Los compré el año pasado. Carlos: Oye, Alejandro, ¿por qué tienes ese televisor en tu caja (box)? Es de Tere y mío. No es y tú lo sabes. Alejandro: ¡No es de vosotros! ¡No es ! El televisor de vosotros está en vuestra habitación. Tere: Esta vez Alejandro tiene razón, Carlos. Pero Alejandro, ¿qué haces con esas gafas de sol? Son de Carlos. Alejandro: ¡No son ! ¡No son de Carlos! Perdió sus gafas de sol la semana pasada. Carlos: No recuerdo. Pero Alejandro, ¿por qué tienes esos calcetines en tu maleta (suitcase)? ¿No son de Carlos? Alejandro: Ah... ah... pues, este... pues sí. Son de Carlos. Los calcetines son . Yo no sé cómo se metieron (they got in) en mi maleta. ¡Qué extraño! Tere: ¡Sí, qué curioso!

Answer 1

Answer:

Tere: Whose is this wool scarf? Alejandro, is it? Alejandro: No, it's not. I do not wear scarves. But these gloves are. I bought them last year. Carlos: Hey, Alejandro, why do you have that TV in your box? It's from Tere and mine. It is not and you know it. Alejandro: It's not yours! It is not ! Your TV is in your room. Tere: This time Alejandro is right, Carlos. But Alejandro, what are you doing with those sunglasses? They are from Carlos. Alejandro: They are not! They are not from Carlos! He lost his sunglasses last week. Carlos: I do not remember. But Alejandro, why do you have those socks in your suitcase? Are not they Carlos's? Alejandro: Ah ... ah ... well, this ... well yes. They are from Carlos. The socks are. I do not know how they got (they got in) in my suitcase. How weird! Tere: Yes, how curious!

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer: Even though you have not included the complete question, and the format of your question is confusing, it is possible to understand that you have been asked to complete the gaps with the appropriate possessive pronoun in Spanish.

These are the correct answers:

1. Alejandro, ¿es TUYA?

2. No, no es MÍA.

3. Pero estos guantes sí son MÍOS.

4. No es TUYO y tú lo sabes.

5. ¡No es VUESTRO!

6. ¡No son SUYAS!

7. Los calcetines son SUYOS.

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that in this exercise they are asking you to complete fill out the blank with the appropriate possessive pronoun (mine, yours, theirs, and so on). Much like in English, they are used in Spanish in order to avoid repeating information that has already been given and is clear. So, for instance, instead of saying "But these gloves are my gloves," Alejandro says "But these gloves are mine." "Mine" (míos with an accent) replaces "my gloves."