Su, Sus, Mi, Mis

Question 1

What does “mi” mean?

Answer 1

“Mi” means “my” (singular), used to describe one thing belonging to the speaker.

Example: Mi casa (My house).

Question 2

What does “mis” mean?

Answer 2

“Mis” means “my” (plural), used to describe multiple things belonging to the speaker.

Example: Mis libros (My books).

Question 3

What does “su” mean?

Answer 3

“Su” means “his,” “her,” “your” (formal), or “their” (singular), used to describe one thing.

Example: Su coche (His/her/your/their car).

Question 4

What does “sus” mean?

Answer 4

“Sus” means “his,” “her,” “your” (formal), or “their” (plural), used to describe multiple things.

Example: Sus amigos (His/her/your/their friends).

Question 5

How do you decide between “su” and “sus”?

Answer 5

Use “su” for singular nouns and “sus” for plural nouns.

Examples:
• Su perro (Their dog).
• Sus perros (Their dogs).

Question 6

How do you decide between “mi” and “mis”?

Answer 6

Use “mi” for singular nouns and “mis” for plural nouns.

Examples:
• Mi hermano (My brother).
• Mis hermanos (My brothers).

Question 7

Fill in the blank: “___ casa es grande.” (My house is big.)

Answer 7

“Mi casa es grande.”

Question 8

Fill in the blank: “___ zapatos están sucios.” (Their shoes are dirty.)

Answer 8

“Sus zapatos están sucios.”

Question 9

True or False: “Mi” and “Mis” change depending on gender.

Answer 9

False. “Mi” and “Mis” do not change based on gender, only number.

Question 10

Translate: “Her books are on the table.”

Answer 10

“Sus libros están en la mesa.”