1 Possession with de Kaylor Productions

2 For this review you will need a piece of paper and a pencil. Read the English possession phrase. Write down the Spanish equivalent. Check your work! Spelling counts and accents are a part of spelling. Click to the next slide to check your work. If you made a mistake write it three times correctly to cement the correct answer in your mind.

3 DE = of or from Apostrophe s (‘s) does not exist in Spanish. We cannot say Juan’s libro we must say literally the book of John. When we are implying ownership with a first name we simply use this structure. El libro de Juan la regla de Susanita

4 De in combination with a definite article. de + elcontracts to become del el libro del profesor Soto all other definite articles remain independent from the preposition de de + la el libro de la profesora Ortega de + los los papeles de los estudiantes de + las las revistas de las chicas

5 Diego’s pen

6 el bolígrafo de Diego

7 Mrs. McNichols’ dictionary

8 el diccionario de la Sra. McNichols

9 Teacher’s (m) desk

10 el escritorio del profesor

11 The girl’s eraser

12 el borrador de la chica

13 Elena’s bookbag

14 la mochila de Elena

15 Mr. Salazar’s bookstore

16 la librería del señor Salazar

17 The boys’ pencils

18 los lápices de los chicos

19 Miss Arellano’s paper

20 el papel de la señorita Arellano

21 The school’s windows

22 las ventanas del colegio

23 the teacher’s (f) chalkboard

24 la pizarra de la profesora

25 the teachers’ (m) clocks

26 los relojes de los profesores

27 Jorge’s desk

28 el pupitre de Jorge

29 the girls’ scissors

30 las tijeras de las chicas