Your / my / his / her: carta de amigo (A1)
Carta de amigo por correspondencia con más de 25 adjetivos posesivos. Lectura A1 con traducción.
Your Drawing and My Quiet Room
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Practica adjetivos posesivos en carta: your postcard, my room, his drawings. Fase varied con género epistolar.
I have your postcard on my wall now. You sent it from your holiday in the mountains. The picture shows tall rocks and a blue sky. Its colors are clear and sharp. I look at it every morning from my desk.
My room is small. My desk is by the window. My lamp has a yellow shade. My books stand in a row on my shelf. I keep your postcard next to my photo of our class. Her smile in the photo is wide. I miss her too.
Last week my cousin Tom visited us. His bag had a new book and a box of colored pencils. His mom packed his things the night before. Tom drew pictures at my desk. His lines were careful and slow. I watched him and tried to copy his style with my pencils.
Tom's favorite color is blue. His drawings always have a lot of blue sky. My favorites are orange and green. My sketchbook has pages of trees and houses. Our styles are different but our love of drawing is the same. We filled the afternoon with our pictures.
My mom looked at our drawings before dinner. Her eyes stopped at Tom's blue mountain. She asked Tom about his technique. His answer was simple but right. She nodded and smiled at both of us. Our drawings now hang on the fridge door.
My dad came home from his job in the evening. His coat was wet from the rain. He saw our pictures and asked about yours. I told him about your postcard and your mountains. His question was kind and I liked it.
I hope your new room at school is nice. Is your desk near the window? I think natural light helps our eyes when we draw. My teacher says her students always do better work near the window. Her classroom has big glass doors to the courtyard.
Please send me your next drawing when it is ready. My wall has space next to your postcard. I will put my latest tree picture in this envelope for you. Its edges are a bit rough because I cut the paper fast. I hope you like its colors.
Write soon.
Your pen pal,
Alex
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Qué aprenderás
Adjetivos posesivos: your, my, his, her, our, its — carta de amigo; 25+ ejemplos
Practica adjetivos posesivos en carta: your postcard, my room, his drawings. Fase varied con género epistolar.
Después de leer
Bloque de aprendizaje
Frases, palabras, gramática y práctica breve del texto.
Frases para entrenar
Añade frases útiles al SRS o márcalas como conocidas.
your postcard
nuevayour postcard
Your indica algo que pertenece a la persona a quien escribes.
Esencial para escribir cartas.
my wall
nuevamy wall
My indica algo que me pertenece a mí.
Posesión básica.
his drawings
nuevahis drawings
His indica algo que pertenece a un niño (Tom).
Tercera persona masculina.
her eyes
nuevaher eyes
Her indica algo que pertenece a una mujer (mamá).
Tercera persona femenina.
our drawings
nuevaour drawings
Our indica algo que nos pertenece a nosotros (Alex y Tom).
Posesivo plural.
its colors
nuevaits colors
Its indica algo que pertenece a una cosa (la postal).
Para objetos.
Palabras clave
Vocabulario que sostiene el tema del día escolar.
Cuaderno de bocetos
sketchbook
sketchbook
Un cuaderno para dibujar bocetos y dibujos preparatorios.
Vocabulario útil para arte.
Técnica
technique
technique
Una forma o método de hacer algo, especialmente en arte.
Para describir habilidades.
Patio
courtyard
courtyard
Un área abierta rodeada de edificios, souvent dentro de una escuela.
Vocabulario escolar.
Nevera
fridge
fridge
Un electrodoméstico para mantener la comida fría.
Vocabulario del hogar.
Luz natural
natural light
natural light
Luz que viene del sol, no de lámparas artificiales.
Para describir espacios de trabajo.
Rocas
rocks
rocks
Sustancias duras naturales que se encuentran en el suelo.
Naturaleza y montañas.
Gramática en contexto
Construcciones del texto para notar después de leer.
Your — para la persona a quien escribes
your
Your — for the person you write to
Your indica posesión de la persona que lee la carta. "I have your postcard" = tengo tu postal.
Esencial epistolar.
My — para mí
my
My — for me
My indica posesión del hablante. "My desk is by the window" = mi escritorio está junto a la ventana.
Posesivo básico.
His y Her — tercera persona
his and her
His y Her — third person
His para hombres, her para mujeres. "His drawings" = sus dibujos (de él), "her eyes" = sus ojos (de ella).
Tercera persona.
Our e Its — plural y cosas
our and its
Our e Its — plural and things
Our para grupos: "our drawings" = nuestros dibujos. Its para cosas: "its colors" = sus colores (de ello).
Avanzados posesivos.
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