Uso de "De quién" para Preguntar Propiedad de Objetos

Clase 6 de 19 • Curso de Inglés Básico A2: Sustantivos e Intenciones Futuras

Resumen

¿Cómo usar 'de quién' para identificar propietarios?

Cuando queremos saber quién es el propietario de un objeto, la pregunta clave es: ¿'De quién'? Este interrogante es sencillo y útil para situaciones cotidianas. Ya sea que necesites saber de quién es el teléfono que encontraste en el sofá o a quién pertenece ese misterioso paraguas en el vestíbulo, este artículo te guiará a través de las maneras efectivas de usar 'de quién' en preguntas.

¿Cuáles son las formas de preguntar con 'de quién'?

Existen diversas maneras de formular preguntas utilizando 'de quién'. Aquí te enseñamos cómo hacerlo de forma adecuada:

Con 's posesiva':
- Pregunta: ¿De quién es el cumpleaños?
- Respuesta: Es de Amy.
Con pronombres posesivos:
- Pregunta: ¿De quién es este teléfono?
- Respuesta: Es de él.
Con adjetivos posesivos:
- Pregunta: ¿De quién son estos auriculares?
- Respuesta: Son mis auriculares.

Explorando más ejemplos prácticos

Para que te familiarices con el uso de 'de quién', aquí hay más ejemplos claros y cotidianos:

¿De quién es esta oficina? Con esta pregunta, buscamos saber quién posee un espacio laboral específico.
¿De quién es el cumpleaños que celebramos este mes? Aquí intentamos determinar a quién pertenece la celebración.

Estos métodos no solo son gramaticalmente correctos, sino que también enriquecen tus interacciones, ofreciendo claridad sobre las pertenencias y fortaleciendo tu dominio del idioma en contextos sociales y profesionales.

Actividades prácticas para reforzar el aprendizaje

Ahora es tu turno de practicar. Toma una foto de diferentes objetos de tu casa que pertenezcan a ti o a miembros de tu familia y luego formula preguntas por cada objeto utilizando 'de quién'. Puedes empezar con preguntas como:

¿De quién son esas gafas?
¿De quién es ese libro?

Este ejercicio no solo te ayudará a fortalecer tu comprensión del uso de 'de quién', sino que también puede volverse una actividad divertida para compartir con otros. Anímate a cargar tus fotos e interactúa con las imágenes y comentarios de los demás en foros o grupos de aprendizaje. ¡Es una excelente forma de aprender mientras te diviertes!

Leonardo Márquez

student•

Whose white glasses are those?

Those are Gabriel's. Those are his. Those are my green glasses.

Whose video game console is that?

It's my sister's It is her. That video game console is mine.

Whose address note is it?

It's leo's. It is his. it's my address note.

Sergio Andrés Piratoba Forero

student•

Whose as a question word. We use whose to ask a question about possession: Whose birthday is it today? Whose house was used in the film 'Gosford Park'?

Adriana Victoria Peña

teacher•

Thanks for the info, Sergio!

Nelson Bello

student•

Whose laptop is this? It's Maria's laptop.
Whose scrub is this? This is Andres' uniform.
Whose stethoscope is this? It's hers.

Adriana Victoria Peña

teacher•

Hi Nelson,

Nice example!

Emmanuel David Rodríguez Hernández

student•

• Whose orange is this? It's mine • Whose computer is this? This computer belongs to my wife • Whose are those books? Oh, these books belong to the library

Fabián Jiménez

student•

whose is celular ?

es correcto?

Adriana Victoria Peña

teacher•

Hi Fabian,

The correct way is. Whose cellphone is this?

Mauro José Jesús Arce

student•

Whose sofa is that? It's Sofía's.
Whose book is that? It's yours.
Whose house is this? It's my friend Sofía's house.

Mario Monzalvo

student•

whose cap is this? this cap is mine

whose computer is that? that is my sister´s computer

whose toys are that?those are my daughter´s toys

Eilleen Alarcon

student•

Practice time!

<img height="104" width="149" src="file:///C:/Users/EILLEE~1/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image002.gif" />Whose bethroom it is?

It’s Diana’s

Whose book is that on bed?

It’s hers. It was a present

Whose lamp is that on table? I like it.

That is my lamp or That is your friend’s

Eilleen Alarcon

student•

Practice time!

Whose bethroom is it?

It's Diana's

Whose book is that on bed?

It’s hers. It was a present

Whose lamp is that on table? I like it.

That is my lamp or That is your friend’s

Inyerman Sepulveda

student•

Whose computer is that? / That's my brothers computer
Whose books is these? / These are my books

Julián Cárdenas

student•

Good

Sebastian Cejas

student•

whose is chair?

it's mine

whose the books?

it's anna's

whose that plant?

it's yours!

Adriana Victoria Peña

teacher•

Hi Sebastian,

Thanks for participating in the activity, Nice workspace!

FERNEY PINEDA BURGOS

student•

Whose it is is the apple it's mine Whose watch is it? It's my dad's who is metro is my mom's Whose cufflinks are they from my sister?

Adriana Victoria Peña

teacher•

Great job, Ferney!

Nelson Bello

student•

Whose apple is this? This apple is yours.
Whose watch is it? It's your dad's watch.

Delgado Yepez, Carol Andrea

student•

]Whose pencil is this?

That's Luis'

Whose dog is that?

That is my dog.

Adriana Vasquez Montoya

student•

Whose table is this? That is Erika's table

whose snowman is this? it is Yudy's snowman

whose red car is this? it is Vanesa car

whose plate is this?I it is mine

Jose Emanuel Bernal Nava

student•

Whose white glasses are those?

Those are Gabriel's. Those are his. Those are my green glasses.

Whose video game console is that?

It's my sister's It is her. That video game console is mine.

Whose address note is it?

It's leo's. It is his. it's my address note.

LORENA BARBOSA DE LA HOZ

student•

Whose white glasses are those?

Those are is my mother´s glasses

Whose laptop is this?

It´s Gustavo´s laptop

Whose orange is this?

It´s Ariel´s orange

Whose sofa is that?

It´s mine sofa

Francis Gil

student•

Whose cakes are those?

Those are my husband

Whose shoes are those?

Those are my sister

Whose television is that?

That is mine

Gabriel Beltrán Sánchez

student•

Whose pets are those?

Those are my father.

Whose shoes are those?

Those are susana´s shoes, my mother.

Whose book are those?

Those books are nephew´s book.

Whose television is that?

That is Yolanda´s TV, my sister

Jose Barrios

student•

Whose discs are those discs?
Those are Idamer's discs, my auntie
Whose books are those books?
Those are my grandfather books
Whose ball is that?
That is sebastian's ball, my cousin
Whose microwave is that?
That is Carmen's microwave, my grandmother.

karen Meyhuay Zarzosa

student•

Whose keys are these?

Whose cup is this?

Whose birthday is today?

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