My / her / our / his: un día en la ciudad (A1)
Historia de viaje con más de 20 adjetivos posesivos. Lectura A1 con traducción.
My Weekend in the City
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The city has a big central station. There are many shops and cafes near its entrance. We walked down a wide street with tall buildings on both sides. My mom had a map on her phone. She knew the city from her years as a student.
Our first stop was a bookshop on a quiet street. There was a sale at the front of the shop. A woman stood at her desk near the door. Her name badge said Maria. She told us about the sale and showed us its best titles. I found a book about birds. Its cover had a bright green parrot on it.
After the bookshop we went to a cafe for lunch. I had a sandwich and my mom had soup. The waiter brought our food quickly. His uniform was neat and clean. The cafe had plants on every table. Their leaves were long and green. I like plants near food. They make the room feel fresh.
There is a large market in the city center every Saturday. Its stalls have fruit, cheese, bread, and flowers. An old man sold jam from his small wooden stand. His jars had hand-written labels. My mom bought two jars for our kitchen. I chose a jar of cherry jam because its color was the richest.
A girl with a dog walked past our stall. Her dog was small and white. Its tail moved fast. I put out my hand and it sniffed my fingers. The girl smiled at me. Her accent was different from ours. She said her name was Eva and her dog was called Snow.
We walked through a park before the station. There were children on the swings and parents on the benches. My mom found her old university on a side street and stopped to take a photo. Its gate was iron and very old. She told me about her classes there and her friends from that time.
On the train back I looked at my new bird book. Its first chapter was about birds in our region. I found a picture of a bird I see in our garden. Its wings are brown and its chest is red. My mom looked over my shoulder and said she liked its song.
I arrived home with my book and two sandwiches for my dad. He read my book's back cover. His face showed he was interested. We sat at our kitchen table and talked about the city and the market. My mom made tea and our evening was quiet and good.
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Adjetivos posesivos: my, her, our, its, his — día en la ciudad; 20+ ejemplos
Practica adjetivos posesivos en excursión urbana integrada con artículos. Fase mixed baja densidad.
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Bloque de aprendizaje
Frases, palabras, gramática y práctica breve del texto.
Frases para entrenar
Añade frases útiles al SRS o márcalas como conocidas.
My seat was by the window
nuevaMi asiento estaba junto a la ventana
"My" es un adjetivo posesivo que indica propiedad. Indica que el asiento pertenece al hablante.
Útil para hablar de viajes y espacios personales en transporte.
Our first stop was a bookshop
nuevaNuestra primera parada fue una librería
"Our" es un adjetivo posesivo para un grupo que incluye al hablante.
Útil para describir planes compartidos o itinerarios de grupo.
Her name badge said Maria
nuevaSu tarjeta de identificación decía María
"Her" es un adjetivo posesivo para algo que pertenece a una mujer.
Esencial para describir personas y sus pertenencias en situaciones cotidianas.
Its cover had a bright green parrot
nuevaSu portada tenía un loro verde brillante
"Its" es un adjetivo posesivo para objetos y animales.
Clave para describir animales y objetos en textos sobre naturaleza.
His jars had hand-written labels
nuevaSus tarros tenían etiquetas escritas a mano
"His" es un adjetivo posesivo para algo que pertenece a un hombre.
Útil para describir personas y sus pertenencias, especialmente en mercados.
Her dog was small and white
nuevaSu perro era pequeño y blanco
"Her" indica la dueña del perro — la chica.
Útil para describir mascotas y sus dueños.
Palabras clave
Vocabulario que sostiene el tema del día escolar.
Estación central
central station
Estación central
La estación de tren principal de la ciudad, de donde salen trenes hacia diferentes destinos.
Palabra esencial para planificar viajes y navegar por la ciudad.
Mercado
market
Mercado
Un lugar al aire libre donde la gente vende y compra alimentos y productos, souvent le samedi.
Útil para describir compras y lugares de comercio.
Loro
parrot
Loro
Un ave colorida que puede imitar sonidos y palabras. Se encuentra a menudo en países tropicales.
Buena expansión de vocabulario para textos sobre animales.
Mermelada
jam
Mermelada
Un producto dulce hecho de frutas, untado en pan o comido con repostería.
Útil para vocabulario de mercados y temas de comida tradicional.
Uniforme
uniform
Uniforme
Ropa especial que usan las personas en ciertos trabajos (camareros, policías, enfermeros).
Útil para hablar de trabajo y profesiones.
Gramática en contexto
Construcciones del texto para notar después de leer.
My + sustantivo = pertenencia a mí
My seat was by the window
My seat = mi asiento
"My" se usa antes de un sustantivo para mostrar propiedad. My + seat.
Adjetivo posesivo básico, uno de los más comunes.
Her + sustantivo = pertenencia a ella
Her name badge said Maria
Her name = su nombre
"Her" se usa antes de un sustantivo para cosas que pertenecen a una mujer.
Practica el adjetivo posesivo para propiedad femenina.
Our + sustantivo = pertenencia a nosotros
Our first stop was a bookshop
Our first stop = nuestra primera parada
"Our" se usa cuando el grupo incluye al hablante. Our + stop.
Practica el posesivo plural para propiedad grupal.
His + sustantivo = pertenencia a él
His jars had hand-written labels
His jars = sus tarros
"His" se usa antes de un sustantivo para cosas que pertenecen a un hombre.
Practica el adjetivo posesivo para propiedad masculina.
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