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my (mái) - mi, mis your (iór) - tu, tus / su, sus (de usted) his (jis) - su, sus (de él) her (jer) - su, sus (de ella) its (its) - su, sus (de algo) our (áuar) - nuestro/a/os/as your (iór) - su, sus (de ustedes/vosotros) their (dér) - su, sus (de ellos/as) my (mái) - mi, mis I am a teacher. I like my job. Soy profesor. Me gusta mi trabajo. I live with my girlfriend in New York. Vivo con mi novia en Nueva York. On Sundays I play tennis with my friends. Los domingos juego al tenis con mis amigos. your (iór) - tu, tus / su, sus (de usted) What is your name? ¿Cuál es tu nombre? Do you like your job? ¿Te gusta tu trabajo? You work here, and your wife works here too. Tú trabajas aquí y tu esposa trabaja aquí también. Can you give me your opinion about this? ¿Puedes darme tu opinión acerca de ésto? his (jis) - su, sus (de él) Bill washes his car every day. Bill lava su auto todos los días. Jack lives here, with his parents. Jack vive aquí, con sus padres. He is painting his house. El está pin...

 me (mí) - me, mi you (iú) - te, ti him (jím) - le, lo, él her (jér) - le, la, ella it (it) - le, lo, él, ella, ello us (as) - nos, nosotros, nosotras you (iú) - les, los, os, vosotros, vosotras, ustedes them (dém) - les, los, las, ellos-as me (mí) - me, mi I love Lucy and she loves me. Amo a Lucy y ella me ama. Can you show me the city? ¿Puedes mostrarme la ciudad? Dou you have anything for me? ¿Tienes algo para mí? They will go with me. Ellos irán conmigo. you (iú) - te, ti You love Alice and she loves you. Tú amas a Alice y ella te ama a ti. Billy, your mother wants to see you. Billy, tu madre quiere verte. Frank, this present is for you. Frank, este regalo es para ti. We want to work without you. Nosotros queremos trabajar sin ti. him (jím) - le, lo, él Bill loves Susan,and she loves him. Bill ama a Susan y ella lo ama a él. I know Paul. I work with him. Conozco a Paul. Trabajo con él. He thinks that I am against him. El piensa que yo estoy en contra de él. Maradona is famou...

 I (ái) - yo you (iú) - tú / usted he (jí) - él she (shí) - ella it (it) - él /ello / ella (objeto) we (uí) - nosotros / nosotras you (iú) - ustedes / vosotros they (déi) - ellos / ellas I (ái) - yo  I am a teacher. (Yo) soy un profesor. I live in Argentina. (Yo) vivo en Argentina. you (iú) - tú / usted You are not a teacher. (Tú) no eres profesor. You don't live in Argentina. (Tú) no vives en Argentina. he (jí) - él play Bill is married. Bill está casado. He has two children. (El) tiene dos hijos. she (shí) - ella Mary is not married. Mary no está casada. She doesn't have any children. (Ella) no tiene hijos. it (it) - él /ello / ella (objeto) It is late already. Es tarde ya. (referido a la hora) I have a house. It is big. Tengo una casa. (Ella) es grande. we (uí) - nosotros / nosotras We are here to learn. (Nosotros) estamos aquí para aprender. We want to learn soon. (Nosotros) queremos aprender pronto. you (iú) - ustedes / vosotros You are students. (Vosotros/Ustedes...

 to catch sight/a glimpse of vislumbrar to catch off-guard agarrar desprevenido to catch one's breath recobrar el aliento to catch red-handed atrapar con las manos en la masa to catch some rays tomar un poco de sol to catch some z's dormir un poco I was driving down Lincoln Ave. and I caught a glimpse of the new mall. Liz had to stop a few times to catch her breath while we were running. Rob's wife was cheating on him and he caught her red-handed! I just can't wait to get to the beach and catch some rays! Why don't you go lie down for a while and try to catch some z's

to cast doubt on poner en duda to cast pearls before swine echarles margaritas a los cerdos to cast the first stone tirar la primera piedra The new evidence cast doubt on the defended's alibi. You know Jim won't follow your advice, you're casting pearls before swine! You've made mistakes too! Who are you to cast the first stone?

to carry a torch for estar enamorado de alguien  to carry coals to Newcastle echar agua en el mar  to carry the ball llevar la batuta  to carry the day salir victorioso  to carry weight tener mucho peso  Bob has carried a torch for Susan since high school. Those fancy private schools don't need that money. You'recarrying coals to Newcastle. As captain of the team, it's your job to carry the ball on the field. With five votes for and two against, my proposal carried the day. What you do carries a lot of weight in the kids' behavior.