Subject and object pronouns
- Reviewed subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they
- Practiced object pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them
Practicaste my, your, his, her, its, our y their para indicar posesión antes de un sustantivo. Usaste correctamente your new TV, its babies y posesivos con apóstrofo como the bird's cage. El foco de mejora es formar plurales naturales (people, no peoples) y usar in front of como una unidad.
Possessive adjectives and pronouns
In this lesson you practiced subject, object, and possessive forms and used them to describe pictures. The focus was on using possessive adjectives before nouns, short descriptive sentences, and simple present constructions to say who owns or is doing something.
Possessive adjectives show ownership and must be followed by a noun.
Subject pronouns are used as the subject of the sentence, while object pronouns receive the action of the verb.
Use the verb 'to be' followed directly by an adjective (e.g., a color) without adding 'color', e.g. 'It is black' not 'It is color black'.
Correcciones, pronunciación y práctica preparadas a partir de esta clase. No las escribió tu profesora.
| Sujeto | Adjetivo posesivo | Ejemplo |
|---|---|---|
| I | my | my house |
| you | your | your TV |
| he | his | his motorcycle |
| she | her | her husband |
| it | its | its babies |
| we | our | our home |
| they | their | their garage |
its babies con it's black.in front of the house, her husband y They're talking about....Used to refer to a situation, event, or experience in a general or abstract way.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “It's me, you, him, her, eat, ask, you, them.”
Otro ejemplo
It was a great party last night.
A two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine, typically ridden by one or two people.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “Motor motorcycle.”
Otro ejemplo
He bought a new motorcycle last week.
Having the color of blood, fire, or a ripe tomato; a primary color between orange and violet in the visible spectrum.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “it is color red.”
Otro ejemplo
She wore a bright red dress to the party.
Not reflecting any light; completely dark or invisible.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “It is a black.”
Otro ejemplo
The room was pitch black at midnight.
A pair of small speakers worn over or in the ears to listen to audio privately from a device such as a phone, computer, or stereo.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “No. Your headphones are not good.”
Otro ejemplo
She put on her headphone to listen to music on the bus.
Used to express strong approval or satisfaction (often as an exclamation).
En tu lección
From your lesson: “I'm I'm excellent.”
Otro ejemplo
Excellent! You finished all your work early.
Relating to or indicating ownership or possession, especially in grammar (e.g., possessive pronouns or forms).
En tu lección
From your lesson: “Now we're gonna learn the possessive adjectives.”
Otro ejemplo
In the phrase 'my book,' 'my' is a possessive adjective.
A word that describes or modifies a noun, typically expressing a quality, quantity, or characteristic.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “Now we're gonna learn the possessive adjectives.”
Otro ejemplo
The word 'happy' is an adjective.
A part of speech in grammar that names people, places, things, or abstract concepts.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “Everything you see, everything is a noun.”
Otro ejemplo
'Happiness' is an example of a noun.
The events or activities that are happening in a particular place or situation.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “They receive the action.”
Otro ejemplo
Let's go where the action is.
To hold someone tightly in one's arms, usually to show affection, love, or comfort.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “They are hugging.”
Otro ejemplo
She likes to hug her grandmother every time she visits.
A structure of bars or wires in which animals, birds, or prisoners are kept so they cannot escape.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “Now look. This this is called a cage.”
Otro ejemplo
The lion paced back and forth in its cage.
A son or daughter in relation to their parents, regardless of age.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “And what is this? This is her children.”
Otro ejemplo
He is the only child of his parents.
To clean, polish, or arrange something using a brush tool.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “She is brushing her teeth.”
Otro ejemplo
She will brush her hair before leaving the house.
Las cifras de esta clase, comparadas con todas tus lecciones.
Vocabulario acumulado
447 palabras +68 respecto de la clase anterior
Palabras nuevas
68 palabras −17 respecto de la clase anterior
Palabras habladas
725 palabras −57 respecto de la clase anterior
Variedad de vocabulario
12 puntos −3 respecto de la clase anterior
Ritmo al hablar
79 palabras/min −14 respecto de la clase anterior
Tiempo hablando
14 min −2 respecto de la clase anterior
39% del tiempo de conversación
Los comentarios y ejemplos están en inglés estadounidense. Próximamente añadiremos más variantes.
... is black.
Tu pronunciación · 0,4 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,8 s
Referring to ...
Tu pronunciación · 0,6 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,9 s
They're talking about ...
Tu pronunciación · 0,6 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,9 s
... her husband and ...
Tu pronunciación · 0,7 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,8 s
Dijiste
...This is Albert and Vicky's house.
Superb! You've correctly shown joint possession with the apostrophe.
Dijiste
...He's talking about the birds.
Great work! Your use of 'about' clearly indicates the topic of discussion.
Dijiste
...You like your new TV.
Great job! Your verb form is perfectly suited for this sentence.
Dijiste
...Its babies are very cute.
Excellent! You've correctly used the plural form of 'baby' and maintained subject-verb agreement.
Dijiste
...This is the bird's cage.
Excellent! You've correctly used the possessive form of 'bird'.
Dijiste
...I see two peoples in the front at the house.
Una alternativa
I can see two people in front of the house.
Changed "peoples" to "people" and corrected the preposition phrase to "in front of the house."
Dijiste
...She to ride horse.
Una alternativa
She rides horses.
Added the correct verb form and used the plural noun for a general statement about riding.
Dijiste
...Oh, she's in the bathroom, and she is brush her things.
Una alternativa
Oh, she's in the bathroom, brushing her things.
Changed the verb to the present continuous ("is brush" → "brushing") and combined clauses for natural flow.
Dijiste...You like your new TV?
ProbáYou enjoy your new TV?
Has utilizado la palabra 'like' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'enjoy' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!
Dijiste...This is in my house.
ProbáThis is in my home.
Has utilizado la palabra 'house' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'home' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!
Dijiste...He's talking about the birds.
ProbáHe's discussing the birds.
Has utilizado la palabra 'talking' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'discussing' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!
Respuesta
This is my house.
Respuesta
You like your new TV.
Respuesta
His motorcycle is black.
Respuesta
She is talking to her husband.
Respuesta
Its babies are very cute.
Respuesta
This is their garage.
Respuesta
I can see two people in front of the house.
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