Asked by Anonymous
what does this say?
siempre me visto despues de banarme
cuando el abrigo es de juan decimos que el abrigo es suyo
siempre me visto despues de banarme
cuando el abrigo es de juan decimos que el abrigo es suyo
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Answered by
SraJMcGin
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. The second sentence is using the long form possessive pronoun (mío, tuyo, suyo, etc.)
1. I always dress (get dressed) after bathing (myself).
2. When the overcoat belongs to John, we say that the coat is his.
Sra
1. I always dress (get dressed) after bathing (myself).
2. When the overcoat belongs to John, we say that the coat is his.
Sra
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