Posesivos
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate possessive adjectives. Use each adjective only once.

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Lol I just realized number 1 is a little sus...

Espero que esto te ayude!!!/I hope this helps!!!

The correct Possessive Adjective to fill each sentence in Spanish, taking into account the sense of it, is: "sus, tu, mis, su, nuestras."

This type of adjective has the function of mentioning who is the owner of an object or an animal (direct possession) or even a person (indirect possession). Possessive adjectives in Spanish, depending on the personal pronoun who is the owner are:

To identify the appropriate possessive adjective in each sentence, you must identify the owner in the sentence, replace it with the appropriate personal pronoun, and finally use the corresponding possessive adjective with the help of the guide above.

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Beth wrote these sentences in an opinion piece.
It’s important to always wear a life jacket in a boat. You never know what might happen.
Which linking word or phrase can Beth use to connect these two ideas?
A. so
B. and
C. but
D. because

Ella wrote an opinion piece about eating corn on the cob.
Lots of people like to eat corn on the cob at a picnic, but I’m not one of them! For one thing, it is much too messy. First, the corn always gets stuck in my teeth. Then, the butter drips down my arm. Another reason I don’t like it is because it’s hard to balance on a paper plate. Mine always rolls off right into the dirt!
Ella doesn’t like corn on the cob because it is really messy. What is one detail that supports this reason?
A. "…the butter drips down my arm."
B. "…it’s hard to balance on a paper plate."
C. "Mine always rolls off right into the dirt!"
D. "Lots of people like to eat corn on the cob."