Possessions at a crime scene: 'mío/a', 'tuyo/a' and 'suyo/a'
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I can use demonstrative and possessive adjectives to describe evidence and identify who it belongs to at the crime scene.
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To say ‘that’ for a singular masculine noun, use ‘ese’, and for a singular feminine noun, use ‘esa'.
To say ‘this’ for a singular masculine noun, use ‘este’, and for a singular feminine noun, use ‘esta’.
To talk about possessions we use possessive adjectives.
After a singular masculine noun, use 'mío' - 'mine', 'tuyo' - 'yours' and 'suyo' - 'his, hers'.
After a singular feminine noun, use 'mía' - 'mine', 'tuya' - 'yours' and 'suya' - 'his, hers'.
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