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    The document provides examples of possessive pronouns and adjectives in both English and Spanish including: my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, their, theirs. It gives sentences demonstrating the use of these words to indicate possession of objects that can be found in different rooms, as well as examples distinguishing between possessive pronouns like my, her, and possessive adjectives like my, her.

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    The document provides examples of possessive pronouns and adjectives in both English and Spanish including: my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, their, theirs. It gives sentences demonstrating the use of these words to indicate possession of objects that can be found in different rooms, as well as examples distinguishing between possessive pronouns like my, her, and possessive adjectives like my, her.

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    Ivanna

    Word chain

    Chain – nice- ear – rice – envelope – eyes – say – yesterday – yolk.- keys sold day

    ivannaammatuna4@gmail.com

    Game

    Verbs (be, have, do, will)

    Do- hacer una acción, (auxiliary verb) make- hacer algo fisico
    Draw – dibujar

    Phrasal verbs – prepositions (time, place, mood, location)

    get out, get off, get in, take off,

    I you he she we you they = pronouns

    Possesive pronouns

    Possesive adjectives

    New homework : Pp,Pa (

    Draw – I draw a painting


    I drew a painting smoke smoked
    What can i find in your room?

    In my room you can find my guitar and my bet


    In my mother’s room you can find her dress

    In my mother’s room she has her TV

    In my dogs closet you can find its bones

    In my restroom you can find its a toilette


    En mi baño tú puedes encontrar su retrete

    His (su de el)

    His cup

    Esta es su una taza.

    This is his cup.

    In my kitchen you can find his cup, I mean my dad’s cup.

    Our.
    This is our English class.
    Your

    The homework is for your understanding

    Their
    Este es su juego de soccer

    This is their soccer game

    Hey Ivanna is that your phone?


    Yes, it is my phone
    No, it is her phone

    John why do you go to Mexico?


    Because it’s my favorite country in the world

    Is that their soccer game?


    No, it isn’t their soccer game

    Esta es mi camisa this is MY shirt

    Esta camisa es mia this shirt is MINE

    This is your book

    This book is yours

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