Question

¡inténtalo! unlimited attempts left due december 8th 11:59 pm fill in the blanks with the appropriate possessive adjectives. modelo es mi (my) libro. 1. (my) familia es ecuatoriana. 2. (your, fam.) esposo es italiano. 3. (our) profesor es español. 4. es (her) reloj. 5. es (your, fam.) mochila. 6. es (your, form.) maleta.

Explanation:

1. For "My family is Ecuadorian", the possessive adjective for "my" (singular, feminine/masculine noun, "familia" is feminine but "mi" is used for singular nouns regardless of gender in this case) is "mi".
2. For "Your (familiar) husband is Italian", the familiar "your" (singular, masculine noun "esposo") uses "tu". Wait, no, "tu" is for "your" (familiar, singular), but for "esposo" (masculine singular), the possessive adjective is "tu" (familiar, singular) or "su" (formal), but here it's familiar, so "tu"? Wait, no, in Spanish, possessive adjectives: "mi" (my, singular), "tu" (your, familiar, singular), "su" (his, her, your formal, singular), "nuestro/a" (our, masculine/feminine), "vuestro/a" (your, familiar plural), "sus" (their, your formal plural). Wait, for "familia" (feminine singular), "mi familia". For "esposo" (masculine singular, familiar "your"), it's "tu esposo". For "professor" (masculine singular, "nuestro profesor" (since "profesor" is masculine, "nuestro" is masculine singular). For "her watch", "su reloj" (since "reloj" is masculine singular, "su" is used for her (singular). For "your (familiar) backpack", "tu mochila" (mochila is feminine singular, "tu" is familiar singular). For "your (formal) suitcase", "su maleta" (maleta is feminine singular, "su" is formal singular). Wait, let's correct:

1. "My" in Spanish for singular noun (familia, feminine) is "mi" (since "mi" is used for singular, regardless of gender, and "familia" is singular, so "mi familia".

1. "Your (familiar, singular)" for "esposo" (masculine singular) is "tu" (since "tu" is familiar singular, and "esposo" is singular, so "tu esposo".

1. "Our" for "profesor" (masculine singular) is "nuestro" (since "profesor" is masculine, "nuestro" is masculine singular, so "nuestro profesor".

1. "Her" for "reloj" (masculine singular) is "su" (since "su" is used for her (singular), so "su reloj".

1. "Your (familiar, singular)" for "mochila" (feminine singular) is "tu" (familiar singular, so "tu mochila".

1. "Your (formal, singular)" for "maleta" (feminine singular) is "su" (formal singular, so "su maleta".

Wait, but let's check each:

1. (My) familia es ecuatoriana: mi (correct, "mi" is singular, "familia" is singular, so "mi familia".

1. (Your, fam.) esposo es italiano: tu (correct, "tu" is familiar singular, "esposo" is singular masculine, so "tu esposo".

1. (Our) profesor es español: nuestro (correct, "profesor" is masculine singular, "nuestro" is masculine singular for "our".

1. Es (her) reloj: su (correct, "su" is used for her (singular), "reloj" is singular masculine, so "su reloj".

1. Es (your, fam.) mochila: tu (correct, "tu" is familiar singular, "mochila" is singular feminine, so "tu mochila".

1. Es (your, form.) maleta: su (correct, "su" is formal singular, "maleta" is singular feminine, so "su maleta".

Answer:

1. mi
2. tu
3. nuestro
4. su
5. tu
6. su