MY FAMILY -Ruben Cortez

my family is small, this is formed by my mother than she teaches she is very happy and fun, my dad who is also teacher, is a bit serious, but sometimes it allocates haha and my brother who is studying to be an industrial engineer My brother likes to have fun at the great oh and my dog is called Kosko is very playful and very crazy, etsa is my family and I love it just as it is ... family I love you <3

my family..!! Thania B. Garza

my family.
my family is the best of the world.
we are four: my mother,my father, my broher and me.
my mother is nice,his name is Norma.
 she has short and brown  hair.
she is housewife, but she dont likes cook. she loves MENA bread.
my father is tall and he has big eyes and brown.
he love talk on telephon. he has her own businees.
her name is Uriel Arnoldo.
mo brother has 15 years old, he loves drive and the video games.
he is angry when i drive her car, and when i dont care.
her name is Uriel Antpnio.
this is my family and i love..... <3

PEPE-  hi carlos.
CARLOS- hi pepe what are you doing?
PEPE -nothing and you?
CARLOS- nothin i am boring.
PEPE- me too
CARLOS: do you whant go to the movie?
 PEPE- mmmh what movie do you whant see?
CARLOS-  do you whant see ps i love?
PEPE. yes lets go.
but can you buy me popcorn ? and hot dog? and soda? and.......
CARLOS- no pepe i dont have money. and you?
PEPE- no i dont have =(
CARLOS- i goin to to invite other friend. see you

Possessive adjectives and pronouns

My	Mío / mía / míos / mías
Your	Tuyo / tuya / tuyos / tuyas
His / her / its	Suyo / suya / suyos / suyas (de él, de ella, de ello)
Our	Nuestro / nuestra / nuestros / nuestras
Your	Vuestro / vuestra / vuestros / vuestras
Their	Suyo / suya / suyos / suyas ( de ellos / ellas)

Para acompañarse se utiliza  "its" que se utiliza cuando el poseedor es un objeto o un animal.

eje.

Este es mi hijo	This is my son.
Esta es mi hija	This is my daugther.
Ellos son mis hermanos	They are my brothers.
Ellas son mis hermanas	They are my sisters

El pronombre posesivo sustituye al sustantivo y al adjetivo posesivo que lo acompaña cuando este sustantivo ha sido ya anteriormente mencionado, o cuando por el contexto queda perfectamente definido:

Mine	Mío / mía / míos / mías
Yours	Tuyo / tuya / tuyos / tuyas
His / hers	Suyo / suya / suyos / suyas (de él, de ella, de ello)
Ours	Nuestro / nuestra / nuestros / nuestras
Yours	Vuestro / vuestra / vuestros / vuestras
Theirs	Suyo / suya / suyos / suyas ( de ellos / ellas)

This is my car.	Este es mi coche
This is mine.	Este es el mío
This is our house.	Esta es nuestra casa
This is ours.	Este es la nuestra
Those are their books.	Esos son sus libros
Those are theirs.	Esos son los suyos