P219 Estructura 1 De Quien Es Practice It Hot Link

P219 Estructura 1 De Quien Es Practice It Hot Link

P219 Estructura 1 De Quien Es Practice It Hot Link

The question format is the foundation of this lesson.

Note: Quién changes to quiénes if you assume the owners are plural, but typically quién is used for the general question.

A. Translate to Spanish using "de":

  • It is the backpack of Ana.
  • Whose pencils are those?
  • They are the pencils of the professor.

    • B. Rewriting Sentences: Change the sentence from using "de" to using a possessive adjective.

  • El carro de mis padres.
  • La casa de nosotros.

    • Passive studying (reading the blue box on page 219) only engages your eyes. "Practice It Hot" engages your ears, mouth, and motor reflexes. By doing rapid drills, you bypass the "translate everything in your head" step. p219 estructura 1 de quien es practice it hot

    When a native speaker asks ¿De quién es esta chaqueta?, you don't have time to think: "De = of, quién = who, es = is... oh, jacket is feminine..." You must simply react: Es de ella.

    By practicing hot for just 15 minutes a day on Estructura 1, you will: The question format is the foundation of this lesson

    Context: Lección 6, Estructura 1 Goal: To express ownership and ask "Whose is this?" using the preposition de.

    To say "Whose is it?" or "It is John's," Spanish uses the following structure: Note: Quién changes to quiénes if you assume

    [Definite Article] + [Object] + de + [Owner]