Question 22 • ~SS - Spanish 1 CR-SS
The possessive adjective for “my” that goes before a singular noun is “mi.” Since “café” is singular, the sentence is “Yo prefiero tomar mi café con leche,” meaning “I prefer to drink my coffee with milk.” “Mis” is used before plural nouns, and “mío” usually comes after the noun.
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