Question

fill in the blanks with the appropriate forms of the possessive adjectives in parentheses.
modelo
josé pedro es nuestro (our) hermano.

1. (my) cuñada, christine, es francesa.
2. (their) parientes están en costa rica.
3. ¿quién es (your fam.) tío?
4. (our) padres regresan a las diez.
5. es (his) tarea de matemáticas.
6. linda y maría son (my) hijas.
7. ¿dónde trabaja (your form.) esposa?
8. (our) familia es grande.

Explanation:

To solve this, we need to use the correct possessive adjectives in Spanish. Let's go through each blank:

1.

The parenthesis says "(My)". In Spanish, for a feminine singular noun (cuñada), the possessive adjective is "mi".
So: Mi cuñada, Christine, es francesa.

2.

The parenthesis says "(Their)". For plural nouns (parientes), the possessive adjective is "sus".
So: Sus parientes están en Costa Rica.

3.

The parenthesis says "(your fam.)". For a masculine singular noun (tío) and informal "your (familiar)", we use "tu".
So: ¿Quién es tu tío?

4.

The parenthesis says "(Our)". For plural nouns (padres), the possessive adjective is "nuestros".
So: Nuestros padres regresan a las diez.

5.

The parenthesis says "(his)". For a feminine singular noun (tarea), the possessive adjective is "su" (since "his" for feminine singular in Spanish uses "su").
So: Es su tarea de matemáticas.

6.

The parenthesis says "(my)". For plural feminine nouns (hijas), the possessive adjective is "mis".
So: Linda y María son mis hijas.

7.

The parenthesis says "(your form.)". For a feminine singular noun (esposa) and formal "your", we use "su".
So: ¿Dónde trabaja su esposa?

8.

The parenthesis says "(Our)". For a feminine singular noun (familia), the possessive adjective is "nuestra".
So: Nuestra familia es grande.

Final Answers (filled blanks):

1. Mi
2. Sus
3. tu
4. Nuestros
5. su
6. mis
7. su
8. Nuestra

Answer:

To solve this, we need to use the correct possessive adjectives in Spanish. Let's go through each blank:

1.

The parenthesis says "(My)". In Spanish, for a feminine singular noun (cuñada), the possessive adjective is "mi".
So: Mi cuñada, Christine, es francesa.

2.

The parenthesis says "(Their)". For plural nouns (parientes), the possessive adjective is "sus".
So: Sus parientes están en Costa Rica.

3.

The parenthesis says "(your fam.)". For a masculine singular noun (tío) and informal "your (familiar)", we use "tu".
So: ¿Quién es tu tío?

4.

The parenthesis says "(Our)". For plural nouns (padres), the possessive adjective is "nuestros".
So: Nuestros padres regresan a las diez.

5.

The parenthesis says "(his)". For a feminine singular noun (tarea), the possessive adjective is "su" (since "his" for feminine singular in Spanish uses "su").
So: Es su tarea de matemáticas.

6.

The parenthesis says "(my)". For plural feminine nouns (hijas), the possessive adjective is "mis".
So: Linda y María son mis hijas.

7.

The parenthesis says "(your form.)". For a feminine singular noun (esposa) and formal "your", we use "su".
So: ¿Dónde trabaja su esposa?

8.

The parenthesis says "(Our)". For a feminine singular noun (familia), the possessive adjective is "nuestra".
So: Nuestra familia es grande.

Final Answers (filled blanks):

1. Mi
2. Sus
3. tu
4. Nuestros
5. su
6. mis
7. su
8. Nuestra