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4 Nov 2020
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No entiendo muy bien este tema, pronombres posesivos en función de determinantes My, Your, His, Ver, it's, Our, Your, Their, ¿Cómo debo usarlo?
No entiendo muy bien este tema, pronombres posesivos en función de determinantes My, Your, His, Ver, it's, Our, Your, Their, ¿Cómo debo usarlo?
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A diferencia del español, los pronombres/adjetivos posesivos de inglés corresponden con la persona a que algo pertenece y no a las cosas que pertenecen a esa persona. Por eso en el singular distinguimos entre “his” si pertenece a un hombre y “her” si pertenece a una mujer, pero no distinguimos entre singular y plural según la cosa que le pertenece y tampoco hacemos caso al género de quien va después del determinante. Lo importante es a quien pertenece.
My book = mi libro
My books = mis libros
His book = su libro (el libro de él)
His books = sus libros (los libros de él)
His sister = su hermana (la hermana de él)
His sisters = sus hermanas (las hermanas de él)
Her book = su libro (de ella)
Her books = sus libros (de ella)
Her brother = su hermano (el hermano de ella)
Her brothers = sus hermanos (los hermanos de ella)
Their book = su libro (de ell@s)
Their books = sus libros (de ell@s)
Their brother = su hermano (el hermano de ell@s)
Their sisters = sus hermanas (las hermanas de ell@s)
Lo mismo ocurre con “your,” “our” y “its”. Tienen su misma forma no importa qué va después. Ojo que se escribe “its” sin apóstrofe. Con apóstrofe, “it’s” quiere decir “it is.”
Hazme saber si tienes más dudas sobre esto y haré lo que pueda para ayudarte. Un saludo!
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@dayannerojas24 me alegro! :)
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