PRONOUNS & POSSESSIVES:

PRONOUNS:
NOUNS (Act as an Object)
POSSESSIVE
(Act as a
ADJECTIVES They substitute
Subject) They go after: TO, FOR,
something we talked
WITH
before:
I (yo) my (mi) me (a mi) me (a mi)
Example: I brush my teeth. Example: She talks to me.
You (tu) your (tu) you (a ti) you (a ti)
Example: You brush your Example: She talks to you.
teeth.
He (él) his (su) him (a él) him (a él)
Example: He brushes his Example: She talks to him.
teeth.
She (ella) her (su) her (a ella) her (a ella)
Example: She brushes her Example: You talk to her.
teeth.
It (eso) its (su) it (a eso) it (a eso)
Example: The dog eats its Example: She doesn´t like it. Example: I have a new shirt.
food. Do you like it?
We (nosotros) our (nuestro) us (a nosotros) us (a nosotros)
Example: We brush our Example: She talks to us.
teeth.
You (vosotros) your (vuestro) you (a vosotros) you (a vosotros)
Example: You brush your Example: She talks to you.
teeth.
They (ellos) their (su) them (a ellos) them (a ellos)
Example: They brush their Example: She talks to them. Example: These are my CD´s.
teeth. Do you want to listen to
them?.

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