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    The document is an English grammar lesson about possessive adjectives. It provides a table listing pronouns and their corresponding possessive adjectives. Students then practice using possessive adjectives to complete sentences and a short dialogue between two students, Carlo and Aneta, where they introduce themselves and other classmates using possessive adjectives. The lesson concludes with instructing students to role play the dialogue in pairs, using their own names and classmates.

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    The document is an English grammar lesson about possessive adjectives. It provides a table listing pronouns and their corresponding possessive adjectives. Students then practice using possessive adjectives to complete sentences and a short dialogue between two students, Carlo and Aneta, where they introduce themselves and other classmates using possessive adjectives. The lesson concludes with instructing students to role play the dialogue in pairs, using their own names and classmates.

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    A A ELEMENTARY GRAMMAR

    Possessive adjectives
    Lesson code: 135I-31QA-R9FQ Elementary (A1-A2)
    American English

    1 Grammar - Possessive adjectives


    Study the table below. Listen and repeat the words.

    Pronoun Possessive adjective


    I my
    you your
    he his
    she her
    it its
    we our
    you your
    they their

    2 Grammar - Possessive adjectives


    Complete the sentences below:

    her his my our their your

    1. She is from Russia. Her name is Svetlana.


    2. I'm Japanese. My parents are from Japan.
    3. He isn't from China. His family is from Vietnam.
    4. You are from Italy. Your name is Mario.
    5. They are from Greece. Their names are Costas and Kimis.
    6. We are English. Our parents are from London.
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    You can review this worksheet online at www.linguahouse.com/ex


    Review your flashcards at least 3-5 times a week for 20 minutes to keep the material fresh in your memory.
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    Possessive adjectives
    A A A A ELEMENTARY GRAMMAR

    3 Practice

    Now complete the dialogue below between two students - Carlo and Aneta. Carlo is a new student. It's
    his first day.

    Aneta: What is your name?


    Carlo: My 2
    name is Carlo. I'm from Italy.
    Aneta: Nice to meet you, Carlo. I'm Aneta. Welcome to Our 3
    English class!
    Carlo: Who are they 4
    ?
    Aneta: theirs 5
    are students.
    Carlo: What are Theirs 6
    names?
    Aneta: Theirs 7
    names are Pablo and Maria.
    Carlo: How old is Pablo?
    Aneta: I think his 8
    is about 30.
    Carlo: And where is Maria from?
    Aneta: She is 9
    is from Spain. Her 10
    hometown is Madrid.
    Carlo: And who is that man?
    Aneta: He's our 11
    English teacher. His 12
    name is John.

    Read the dialogue in pairs.

    4 Role play
    Find a partner. Practice the dialogue in Exercise 3, but talk about your English class. Use your real
    names. One of you is the new student. Change roles or repeat with another partner.
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    2/2
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    You can review this worksheet online at www.linguahouse.com/ex


    Review your flashcards at least 3-5 times a week for 20 minutes to keep the material fresh in your memory.
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    Possessive adjectives - Key
    A A A A ELEMENTARY GRAMMAR

    1- Grammar - Possessive adjectives

    Go through the possessive adjectives. Demonstrate the meaning with a few examples. Model correct pronunciation
    and have the students repeat.

    2- Grammar - Possessive adjectives

    Students can complete the sentences individually. Go through the correct answers.
    1. her 2. my 3. his 4. your 5. their 6. our

    3- Practice

    Students can work alone and check in pairs.


    2. My 3. our 4. they 5. They 6. their 7. Their
    8. he 9. She 10. Her 11. our 12. His

    4- Role play

    If there are less than four students in your class, invent the additional students e.g. by drawing a couple of figures
    and having the new student in the dialogue role play point to the board and ask `Who are they?'.

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    Review your flashcards at least 3-5 times a week for 20 minutes to keep the material fresh in your memory.
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