"My mother goes to her house."

Translation: Mi madre va a su casa.

[rimorob]

Ok, when do I use "su" vs "sus" in "her house"?

[rocko2012]

If what is being possessed is plural you use "sus".

[Jule485]

Would it also be possible to say "Mi madre va hacia su casa"? It was marked wrong for me.

[John__Doe]

I've seen in other mini-forum of DL and some explained you need the 'a' between the verb and object or whatsoever, I can't remember. The point is there's always 'a' and 'a' only, I guess

[sweetyABC321]

What is the difference b/w hacia and a?

[John__Doe]

Not sure about that...but the further I go it seems like TO ME "ir a" is going somewhere specific, while "ir hacia" is going towards a direction. So I guess it is "Mi madre va hacia frente a su casa."

[sweetyABC321]

I guess that makes sense..Thanks!

[smellyeye]

Why ''va'' and not ''vas''?

[rocko2012]

"vas" is second person conjugation(you). http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/ir#conjugation

[smellyeye]

Thank you!