Their / our / his / her: mercado dominical (A1)
Historia de mercado con más de 20 adjetivos posesivos. Lectura A1 con traducción.
Their Street Market and Our Best Day
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Practica adjetivos posesivos en mercado: their stalls, our drive, his books. Fase mixed con artículos.
The market opens at eight in the morning. Its early stalls sell vegetables and fresh fruit. My mom always visits her favorite cheese seller first. His name is Gregor and his cheeses come from a farm in the hills. Her choice is a firm yellow cheese with a mild taste. Its price is fair and it lasts a week in our fridge.
There are also stalls with handmade things. A woman sells scarves from her table near the fountain. Their colors are bright — orange, purple, and blue. Their fabric is soft and light. I touched one and its feel was like cotton. My sister bought a purple one with her pocket money.
My dad looks for old books. His favorite spot is a table at the corner near the clock tower. The man who runs it does not speak much. His eyes scan every person who touches his books. I found a small book about stars in his pile. Its cover was faded but its pages were clean. My dad bought it for a good price.
There is a food stall near the center of the market. Its owner is a tall man with a red jacket. His menu board shows five different meals. My sister and I shared a plate of warm potato pancakes. Their outside was crispy and their inside was soft. We ate them fast because their smell attracted other people.
Our friends often meet us there on Sunday mornings. Tom and his brother always arrive late. His brother carries a big bag for the things they buy. Tom holds their shopping list. They buy fruit for their mom and bread for their dad. Their basket fills up quickly.
We usually leave the market around noon. My mom carries her cheese and a bag of apples. My dad has his old books. My sister has her purple scarf around her neck. I carry my star book under my arm. Our car is warm in the sun.
On the way home my dad tells us about his books and their stories. My mom shows us her recipe idea for the cheese. Its ingredients are in her phone notes. My sister reads her book in the back. I look at the map in my star book and try to find patterns.
There is always something new at the market. Its energy is different each time. My favorite part is the food because its smells change with the seasons. Our family loves its rhythm and its colors. We go again next Sunday if the weather is good.
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Adjetivos posesivos: their, our, his, her, my, its — mercado dominical; 20+ ejemplos
Practica adjetivos posesivos en mercado: their stalls, our drive, his books. Fase mixed con artículos.
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Frases para entrenar
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Our drive there takes about thirty minutes.
nuevaOur drive there takes about thirty minutes.
Our = nuestro/a. Indica que el viaje pertenece a nuestra familia.
Útil para hablar de tiempos de viaje. Frase natural para conversaciones diarias.
My mom always visits her favorite cheese seller first.
nuevaMy mom always visits her favorite cheese seller first.
My mom (mi mamá) + her favorite (su favorito). La misma persona, diferentes perspectivas.
Ilustra cómo my/her cambian según el hablante. Clave para describir la familia.
Their colors are bright — orange, purple, and blue.
nuevaTheir colors are bright — orange, purple, and blue.
Their (sus) + sustantivo plural. Se usa cuando varias personas poseen algo juntas.
their + sustantivo plural. Común en descripciones de cosas de otras personas.
His eyes scan every person who touches his books.
nuevaHis eyes scan every person who touches his books.
His (sus) = pertenece a un hombre. Sus ojos, sus libros — mismo dueño.
his describe partes del cuerpo o cosas de un hombre. Natural y común.
Its smell attracted other people.
nuevaIts smell attracted other people.
Its (su) = pertenece a una cosa (las tortitas). ¡Nunca uses its para personas!
its es SOLO para cosas y animales. Nunca para personas. Error muy común.
Their basket fills up quickly.
nuevaTheir basket fills up quickly.
Their (su) = más de una persona (Tom y su hermano). Su canasta juntos.
their cuando varias personas poseen algo juntas. Genial para escenas de compras.
Palabras clave
Vocabulario que sostiene el tema del día escolar.
Puesto de mercado
stall
Stall — un pequeño puesto o mesa abierta en el mercado.
Stall = puesto temporal sin paredes. Común en mercados al aire libre.
Vocabulario esencial de mercado. Frecuente al describir mercados.
Dinero de bolsillo
pocket money
Pocket money — dinero que los padres dan a los niños para compras pequeñas.
Pocket money = dinero semanal para cosas pequeñas. Término común en UK.
Inglés cotidiano muy común. Genial para conversaciones sobre compras.
Crujiente
crispy
Crispy — firme y crujiente al morder (comida).
Crujiente = textura firme y crujiente por fuera. Frecuentemente sobre papas, pollo.
Palabra perfecta para describir comida. Muy común en menús y recetas.
Precio justo
fair price
Fair price — un precio razonable tanto para el comprador como para el vendedor.
Fair price = precio razonable. Ni muy caro, ni muy barato.
Vocabulario esencial para compras. Muy común en situaciones de regateo.
Temporada
season
Season — una de las cuatro partes del año: primavera, verano, otoño, invierno.
Temporada = época del año. En el texto: los olores cambian con las temporadas.
Ayuda a hablar de cambios naturales. Muy común en descripciones del clima.
Patrón
pattern
Pattern — un diseño repetido o modelo que se puede reconocer.
Patrón = diseño que se repite. En el texto: buscar patrones en el mapa estelar.
Útil para describir formas repetidas. Común en contextos de ciencia y matemáticas.
Gramática en contexto
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Their + sustantivo
their + noun (possessive adjective)
their + sustantivo (posesivo)
Their Street Market = el mercado de ellos. Their + sustantivo muestra posesión.
their + sustantivo es la forma básica. Muestra que algo pertenece a un grupo.
My vs Her — cambia la perspectiva
my/her — owner changes, not the thing
My mom always visits her favorite cheese seller first.
My = mi (mamá), her = su (favorita). La misma mamá, diferente perspectiva del hablante.
Diferentes pronombres para un objeto — depende de quién habla.
Its — solo para cosas
its — for things and animals (not owned)
Its smell attracted other people.
Its = su (para cosas y animales). ¡NUNCA uses its para personas!
its es SOLO para cosas y animales. Error muy común que debes evitar.
Our — grupo incluye al hablante
our — group includes the speaker
Our family loves its rhythm.
Our = nuestro/a. El grupo incluye al hablante (yo + mi familia).
our cuando el grupo te incluye a ti. Perfecto para hablar de familia y grupos.
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