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possesives after the noun/with determinated article

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Q 1/8
Score 0
¿De quien es esta mochila? (Yo)
30
es suyo/es la suya
es mía/ es la mía
es tuya/es la tuya
Q 2/8
Score 0
¿De quien son estos CD? (Juan)
30
son tuyos/ son los tuyos
son suyos/ son los suyos
son míos/ son los míos

8 questions

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¿De quien es esta mochila? (Yo)

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30 sec

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¿De quien son estos CD? (Juan)

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2

30 sec

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¿De quien es este carro? (MIS PADRES)

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3

30 sec

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¿De quien son estos cafés? (ustedes)

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4

30 sec

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¿De quién es ese relog? (tu)

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5

30 sec

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¿De quién son estos libros?(nosotros)

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30 sec

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¿De quién es esta chaquete? (Usted)

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30 sec

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¿De quién son estas bicicletas? (ustedes)

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30 sec

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