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nuestro...
I like my house.
Ve like our house.
You like your house.
He likes his house.
She likes her house.
They like their house.
Oxford (= it) is famous for its universiry.
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En inglsse uson con frecuencio los posesivos ol hoblor de portes del cuerpo, prendos de vestir y objetos personoles.
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How often do you clean your teeth?
Con
qu frecuencio te lovos los dientes?
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She's got a small scar on her face. Tiene uno cicotriz pequea en lo coro.

He always has his hands in his pockets. Siempre esto con los munos en los bolsillos.
n
Please, take off your hat. Por fovor, quitese el sombrero.
tr
My legs ache. Me duelen los piernos.
u
We cant find our keys. No podemos encontrar los lloves.
mine/yours etc. -+ Unidad 62
Ume/my/mine
+ Unidad 63
I+my
we -+ our
you -+ your
he -+ his
she -+ her
they -+ their
it its -+
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