The correct possessive adjective to fill each blank is:
La familia Pérez.
Concepción Pérez es mi tía y <u>su</u> esposo es mi tío. <u>Sus</u> hijos son mis primos y la hermana de mi tía Concepción es <u>mi</u> tía también. Los domingos todos vamos al parque. En el parque, mis primos y yo jugamos al fútbol con <u>sus</u> amigos. También llevamos mucha comida. Mi abuela prepara un postre de chocolate delicioso. Es <u>nuestro</u> favorito.
Translation.
Pérez family.
Concepción Pérez is my aunt and <u>her</u> husband is my uncle. <u>Their</u> children are my cousins and my aunt Concepción's sister is <u>my</u> aunt too. On Sundays we all go to the park. In the park, my cousins and I played soccer with <u>their</u> friends. We also bring a lot of food. My grandmother makes a delicious chocolate dessert. It is <u>our</u> favorite.
<em>Possessive adjectives</em><em> in </em><em>Spanish</em><em>.</em>
Possessive adjectives are used to indicate both the property of an object or animal, and to mention familiarity, or closeness with a person (in the case of friends or neighbors).
In Spanish, depending on the number of nouns to which it refers and the personal pronoun it has, either directly or indirectly, the possessive adjectives are:
- <em>Yo:</em> <u>mi</u> / mis.
- <em>Tú: </em>tu / tus.
- <em>Usted:</em> su / sus.
- <em>Él: </em>su / sus.
- <em>Ella: </em><u>su</u> / sus.
- <em>Ello: </em>su / sus.
- <em>Nosotros / Nosotras:</em> nuestra / nuestras / <u>nuestro</u> / nuestros.
- <em>Ustedes:</em> su / sus.
- <em>Ellos / Ellas:</em> su / <u>sus</u>.
Within the text, depending on whether it referred to the aunt, the cousins or the one who mentions the text in the first person, the corresponding possessive adjectives were used.
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