Parejas famosas: possessive adjectives 'su' and 'sus' (his, her, their)
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I can use ‘su’ and ‘sus’ with -ar verbs to ask questions about a famous Spanish-speaking couple.
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To say ‘his’, ‘her’ or ‘its’ before a singular or uncountable noun, both masculine and singular, we use ‘su’.
‘Su’ and ‘sus’ mean ‘their’, referring to something that belongs to more than one person.
Spanish doesn’t have a word for ‘do’ or ‘did’ in questions (auxiliary). Only the main verb is used.
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