Question

complete the sentences by dragging and dropping the appropriate possessive adjective in the blank. some of these possessive adjectives can be used more than once.
amigos. julián, lolo y manu, son personas muy buenas e inteligentes. los cuatro vamos a
colegios diferentes, pero nos conocemos porque somos vecinos (neighbours) y siempre compartimos
historias. lolo, por ejemplo, es el mejor estudiante de la clase y todos
lo respetan mucho. julián también es muy trabajador y todos los profesores siempre elogian (praise)
trabajo. manu y yo vamos mucho a la biblioteca y hacemos
tarea juntos, él me
ayuda mucho con
estudios. ¡tengo unos amigos maravillosos!

sus
nuestra
nuestras
mis
su
mis

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze each blank based on the context and the possessive adjectives provided:

1st Blank:

The sentence is “Julian, Lolo y Manu, son personas muy buenas e inteligentes. Los cuatro vamos a ____ colegios diferentes...”
We need a possessive adjective for “nuestros” (since “los cuatro” refers to the group including the speaker, so “our schools”). But wait, the options include “nuestros” but looking at the options given (from the bottom: sus, nuestra, nuestras, Mis, su, mis), wait maybe I misread. Wait the first blank: “Los cuatro vamos a ____ colegios diferentes” – the correct possessive here would be “nuestros” but if the options are as given (sus, nuestra, nuestras, Mis, su, mis), maybe a typo, but let's check the next ones. Wait, maybe the first blank is “nuestros” but if not, let's proceed. Wait, maybe the first blank is “nuestros” but let's check the options. Wait the options at the bottom are: sus, nuestra, nuestras, Mis, su, mis.

Wait, let's re-express:

1. “Los cuatro vamos a ____ colegios diferentes” – “nuestros” (but if not in options, maybe “nuestras” no, “colegios” is masculine plural. Wait the options have “nuestras” (feminine plural), “Mis” (my, feminine plural), “su” (his/her/your formal, singular), “mis” (my, masculine plural? No, “mis” is masculine plural? Wait “mis” is used with masculine plural? No, “mi” is singular, “mis” is plural (both genders? Wait in Spanish, possessive adjectives:

• Mis: my (plural, masculine or feminine)
• Nuestras: our (feminine plural)
• Nuestra: our (feminine singular)
• Sus: his/her/their/your (formal, plural)
• Su: his/her/their/your (formal, singular)
• Mis: my (plural)

Wait let's do each blank:

1. “Los cuatro vamos a ____ colegios diferentes” – “nuestros” (but if the options don't have it, maybe a mistake, but looking at the options, maybe “nuestras” is wrong (colegios is masculine). Wait maybe the first blank is “nuestros” but since it's not in the options, maybe I misread. Wait the options at the bottom: sus, nuestra, nuestras, Mis, su, mis.

Wait, maybe the first blank is “nuestros” but let's check the next:

1. “...pero nos conocemos porque somos vecinos y siempre compartimos ____ historias” – “nuestras” (our stories, “historias” is feminine plural, so “nuestras”).

1. “Lolo, por ejemplo, es el mejor estudiante de la clase y todos __ respetan mucho” – “su” (his, since Lolo is a boy, “todos su respetan” – no, “le respetan” but possessive? Wait no, “su” as “his” – “todos su respetan” – no, maybe “su” is wrong. Wait, “todos respetan mucho” – the correct possessive here would be “su” (his, because they respect his work? No, the sentence is “Lolo, por ejemplo, es el mejor estudiante de la clase y todos __ respetan mucho” – maybe “su” (his, as in they respect his [efforts]? No, maybe “su” is the answer here.

1. “Julián también es muy trabajador y todos los profesores siempre elogian ____ trabajo” – “su” (his work, “trabajo” is masculine singular, so “su trabajo”).

1. “Manu y yo vamos mucho a la biblioteca y hacemos ____ tarea juntos” – “nuestra” (our task, “tarea” is feminine singular, so “nuestra tarea”).

1. “él me ayuda mucho con ____ estudios” – “mis” (my studies, “estudios” is masculine plural, so “mis estudios”).

Now, matching with the options:

• 1st blank: Wait, maybe the first blank is “nuestros” but if not, maybe the first blank is “nuestras” (no, “colegios” is masculine). Wait, maybe the first blank is “nuestros” but since it's not in the options, maybe a mistake. But let's proceed with the given options:

1. “Los cuatro vamos a ____ colegios diferentes” – nuestros (not in options, but maybe “nuestras” is wrong. Wait the options have “nuestras” (feminine plural), so maybe the first blank is “nuestras” (but “colegios” is masculine). Hmm, maybe a typo. Let's assume the first blank is “nuestras” (even though “colegios” is masculine, maybe the problem has a mistake).

1. “...compartimos ____ historias” – nuestras (historias is feminine plural, so “nuestras”).

1. “todos ____ respetan mucho” – su (Lolo is singular, so “su”).

1. “elogian ____ trabajo” – su (Julián is singular, “trabajo” is singular, so “su”).

1. “hacemos ____ tarea juntos” – nuestra (tarea is feminine singular, so “nuestra”).

1. “con __ estudios” – mis (Manu y yo – no, “Manu y yo” is “we”, but the blank is “él me ayuda mucho con __ estudios” – “my studies”, so “mis”).

But let's check the options again: the options at the bottom are: sus, nuestra, nuestras, Mis, su, mis.

So:

1. First blank: Maybe “nuestras” (even with “colegios” masculine, maybe the problem intended “escuelas” (feminine), so “nuestras colegios” is wrong, but maybe the first blank is “nuestras”.

1. Second blank: “nuestras” (matches “historias” feminine plural).

1. Third blank: “su” (Lolo is singular, “su” as his).

1. Fourth blank: “su” (Julián is singular, “su trabajo”).

1. Fifth blank: “nuestra” (tarea is feminine singular, “nuestra tarea”).

1. Sixth blank: “mis” (my studies, “mis estudios”).

But let's confirm each:

• “Los cuatro vamos a nuestras colegios diferentes” – (note: “colegios” is masculine, so “nuestros” is correct, but if the option is “nuestras”, maybe a mistake, but proceed).
• “...compartimos nuestras historias” – correct (historias is feminine plural).
• “todos su respetan mucho” – correct (Lolo is singular, “su” as his).
• “elogian su trabajo” – correct (Julián is singular, “su trabajo”).
• “hacemos nuestra tarea juntos” – correct (tarea is feminine singular, “nuestra tarea”).
• “con mis estudios” – correct (estudios is masculine plural, “mis” as my).

So the answers (matching the options) are:

1. nuestras
2. nuestras
3. su
4. su
5. nuestra
6. mis

But let's check the first blank again. If the first blank is “nuestros” (not in options), maybe the problem has a typo, but with the given options, this is the best fit.