Hola. In this lesson, we’ll be learning how to use Stressed Possessive Adjectives and then practice them. These are similar to Possessive Adjectives, but supposedly emphasize the ownership.

Explanation video:

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Practice 1:

Practice 2:

Practice 3:

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Vocabulario:

sustantivos (nouns):

• el limón – the lemon
• el perro – the dog
• el refresco – the soda
• la casa – the house
• la familia – the family
• la naranja – the orange
• la novia – the girlfriend
• las camisetas – the t-shirts
• la tortuga – the turtle
• los baños – the bathrooms
• los videojuegos – the video games

verbos (verbs):

• bailar – to dance
• cocinar – to cook
  • cocina – s/he cooks / you cook (formal)
• hablar – to speak
  • hablan – they speak / you all speak
• jugar – to play
  • juega – s/he plays / you play (formal)
• poder – to be able
  • puede – s/he can / you can (formal)
• preferir – to prefer
  • prefiero – I prefer
• ser – to be
  • es – s/he is / you are (formal
  • son – they are / you all are

otro (other):

• asqueroso – disgusting / gross
• bien – good / well
• contigo – with you
• de – of
• gracioso(s)/graciosa(s) – funny / silly
• muy – very / really
• pequeño/pequeña – small

Related videos:

1. Possessive Adjectives part 1
2. Possessive Adjectives part 2
3. Possessive Pronouns