their
BrE /ðeər/ AmE /ðer/
pronoun en → es
used to show that something belongs to or is connected with a person, animal, organization, etc.
el suyo, la suya, los suyos, las suyas
- their + noun
Collocations their children · their house
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Their children are very well-behaved.
Sus hijos son muy bien portados.
used to introduce a relative clause referring to people or things that are already mentioned, or about which something has just been said.
el que/la que/el cual/la cual
- their + noun + relative clause
Collocations the people whose opinions matter · the book which they recommended
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Their house, which is very old, needs a lot of repairs.
Su casa, que es muy antigua, necesita muchas reparaciones.
used before a noun to show that something belongs to or is connected with a person, animal, organization, etc.
el suyo, la suya, los suyos, las suyas
- their + noun
Collocations their children · their house
-
Their children are very well-behaved.
Sus hijos son muy bien portados.
used before a noun to introduce a relative clause referring to people or things that are already mentioned, or about which something has just been said.
el que/la que/el cual/la cual
- their + noun + relative clause
Collocations the people whose opinions matter · the book which they recommended
-
Their house, which is very old, needs a lot of repairs.
Su casa, que es muy antigua, necesita muchas reparaciones.