Family and home vocabulary: family members, possessive nouns, and the house

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Fecha Wednesday, January 28th, 2026 valor del Mes peace # Family members | oncles aunt | grand parents | | --- | --- | | etios) | grand mother (circled) (circled) grand father | | pincley | mother (circled) parents-papaj father | | cousin(s) | you I have siblings (her manca) | | girl | girl sister-boyfriend & brother-in-law | | Aren-Brother | a sister-boyfriend & brother-in-law | I am only child-hijo único have I has children - tener hijos (a) have I has a child - tener hijo (a) **sorrisas** = nephews | niece | nephew | | --- | --- | | csobrina | Csobrino | "EN EL CENTRO DE TODAS LAS CIENCIAS ESTÁ DIOS" UJE Fecha Thursday, January 29th, 2026 Valor del Mes peace A Quick Guide to Possessive Nouns The basic rules - Singular Noun - Adds - That is Manvel's or Plural Noun Cends in- - Add Capos (trophe only) - This is the ladies room. - Irregular Plural Noun - Adds - We need the children's bicycles Possessive nouns show that something belongs to someone or something we usually add an apostrophe (or an apostrophe + s c's) Special cases - Singular Noun - Endigloss - Adds - Charles Dickens's notes - Shared Ownership - Adds to the LAST noun only - Juan and Manas noun - Separate Ownership - Ad...