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    The document asks a series of questions about what items a person keeps in different areas of their bedroom, including the closet, floor, under the bed, on the desk, and in drawers. It then states that this person is a pack rat who hates to throw things away and asks if the reader is also a pack rat. The next section provides examples of questions using possessive pronouns like "whose" and answers using possessive words like "mine", "hers", and "theirs".

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    Vitor Siqueira
    The document asks a series of questions about what items a person keeps in different areas of their bedroom, including the closet, floor, under the bed, on the desk, and in drawers. It then states that this person is a pack rat who hates to throw things away and asks if the reader is also a pack rat. The next section provides examples of questions using possessive pronouns like "whose" and answers using possessive words like "mine", "hers", and "theirs".

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    MY BEDROOM IS SIMILAR TO...

    WHAT DO YOU KEEP IN YOUR BEDROOM?

    What do you keep IN THE CLOSET?

    What do you keep ON THE FLOOR?

    What do you keep UNDER THE BED?

    What do you keep ON THE DESK?

    What do you keep ON THE DRESSER?

    What do you keep IN A DRAWER?

    This man is a pack rat. He hates to throw things away. Are you a pack rat too?

    SPRING CLEANING
    1. John wants to know who the bathing suit belongs to. What question word does he use? 2. What is Sandras answer?

    3. What does her answer mean?

    SPRING CLEANING
    1. John wants to know who the bathing suit belongs to. What question word does he use? WHOSE bathing suit is this?

    2. What is Sandras answer? Hey, Its mine, and I like it. 3. What does mine mean? It means My bathing suit.

    SPRING CLEANING
    1. Who does the jewelry belong to?

    2. What does Sandra say?

    SPRING CLEANING
    1. Who does the jewelry belong to? Sandras sister. 2. What does Sandra say? The jewelry is hers, too.

    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
    MINE YOURS A. Whose pen is this? B. Its your pen. OR B. Its yours.

    HIS
    HERS OURS A. Whose pen is this? B. Its my pen. OR B. Its mine.

    THEIRS

    Whose TV is this?
    Its Marys TV.

    Its Anthonys TV.

    Its Mary and Anthonys TV.

    Whose TVs are these?


    Theyre Marys TVs.

    Theyre Anthonys TVs.

    Theyre Mary and Anthonys TVs.

    SENTENCE PATTERNS:
    WHOSE TV IS THIS?/ WHOSE TVS ARE THESE? Subject + be + possesive pronoun.

    ITS MY TV / THEYRE MY TVS.

    Whose + noun + be + pronoun.

    ITS MINE / THEYRE MINE.

    Subect + be + possesive adjective + noun.

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