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    This document provides an English lesson on possessive adjectives, possessive genitive, and possessive pronouns. It includes examples of each using pictures and sentences. Possessive adjectives come before nouns like "my," "your," "her," etc. Genitives add 's to singular nouns and apostrophes to plural nouns to show possession. Possessive pronouns are used instead of nouns, like "mine," "yours," "hers." The document provides a table listing possessive pronouns and their corresponding possessive adjectives and pronouns. It concludes with practice rewriting sentences using possessive genitives.

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    This document provides an English lesson on possessive adjectives, possessive genitive, and possessive pronouns. It includes examples of each using pictures and sentences. Possessive adjectives come before nouns like "my," "your," "her," etc. Genitives add 's to singular nouns and apostrophes to plural nouns to show possession. Possessive pronouns are used instead of nouns, like "mine," "yours," "hers." The document provides a table listing possessive pronouns and their corresponding possessive adjectives and pronouns. It concludes with practice rewriting sentences using possessive genitives.

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    Ingles V: Unit: 4th Week: 4th

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    This document provides an English lesson on possessive adjectives, possessive genitive, and possessive pronouns. It includes examples of each using pictures and sentences. Possessive adjectives come before nouns like "my," "your," "her," etc. Genitives add 's to singular nouns and apostrophes to plural nouns to show possession. Possessive pronouns are used instead of nouns, like "mine," "yours," "hers." The document provides a table listing possessive pronouns and their corresponding possessive adjectives and pronouns. It concludes with practice rewriting sentences using possessive genitives.

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    Module: 1

    Unit: 4th

    Week: 4th

    INGLES V
    MAG. JESSICA RIOS SOSA

    ORIENTATION
    Look and analyze carefully each picture.
    Contextualize all the pictures.
    Avoid using spanish.

    CONTENTS
    Possessive Adjectives
    Possessive genitive
    Belongs to

    Possessive Adjectives

    A possessive adjective is
    usually used to describe a
    noun, and it comes before
    it, like other adjectives

    This is My
    favorite
    doll.

    Your scarf
    is very
    nice.

    I want
    her ball!

    I love his
    watch!

    Its tail is
    too long!

    This is
    our prize!

    That is their
    yatch!

    Whats your
    special
    possession?

    GENITIVES
    To make the genitive on case of nouns
    , we normally adds to singular and
    apostrophe to a plural , irregular
    plural has s
    The genitive is used for people or
    animals

    Lets see some examples

    Juans cake
    looks delicious

    This is my brothers motorcycle

    Shakira is Mr. Piqus


    wife

    Next is Nicolas film

    One of the Mens favorite thing


    to do is eating.

    My friends house is beautiful

    My friends boat is small

    We can use s without a noun after it

    Whose dog is this?


    Its Brads.

    Marys hair is longer than Julias.

    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

    A possessive pronoun is used instead of a


    noun.

    Mikes car is blue, yours is red.

    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

    This lovely dog is mine.

    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

    My house is the big one, the samll one is hers.

    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

    That hamburger is ours, not yours.

    Pronoun

    Possessive
    Pronoun

    Possessive
    Adjective

    1st singular

    mine

    my

    2nd

    you

    yours

    your

    3rd (female)

    She

    hers

    her

    3rd (male)

    he

    his

    his

    3rd (neutral)

    It

    its

    its

    1st plural

    You

    ours

    our

    3rd plural

    They

    theirs

    their

    Person

    LETS PRACTICE!

    Rewrite the sentences by using (s):

    a. the work of the scientists.

    b. the important events of last year.


    c. for the sake of the safety.

    d. the music of Mozart.


    e. the house of my brother-in-law.
    f. the toys of my children.
    g. the apartment of Mr. Clark and his wife.
    h. the reputation of the Senator

    THANKS

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