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    The document provides examples of sentences with missing possessive adjectives and instructs the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct possessive form of "my, your, his, her, our, or their". The sentences reference items that belong to individuals like Tim, I, Suzie, Tom, we, my mum, and Anna, as well as items that belong to groups like the lions in the zoo, Peter and Tim, and my husband and I. Filling in the blanks with the right possessive adjective demonstrates understanding of how to indicate ownership of nouns using these possessive forms.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with missing possessive adjectives and instructs the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct possessive form of "my, your, his, her, our, or their". The sentences reference items that belong to individuals like Tim, I, Suzie, Tom, we, my mum, and Anna, as well as items that belong to groups like the lions in the zoo, Peter and Tim, and my husband and I. Filling in the blanks with the right possessive adjective demonstrates understanding of how to indicate ownership of nouns using these possessive forms.

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    Possessive Adjectives

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    Marlison
    The document provides examples of sentences with missing possessive adjectives and instructs the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct possessive form of "my, your, his, her, our, or their". The sentences reference items that belong to individuals like Tim, I, Suzie, Tom, we, my mum, and Anna, as well as items that belong to groups like the lions in the zoo, Peter and Tim, and my husband and I. Filling in the blanks with the right possessive adjective demonstrates understanding of how to indicate ownership of nouns using these possessive forms.

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    POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

    Read the sentences bellow and fill the gaps with possessive adjectives.
    MY – YOUR – HIS – HER – OUR – THEIR

    1) Tim has a new cellphone. ____________ cellphone is cool.


    2) I have got a hamster. I keep ____________ hamster in the hall.
    3) Suzie and Tom are playing on the yard. ____________ puppets are funny.
    4) We’re Tess and Johnny. We lost ____________ keys.
    5) This is my mum’s cat. ____________ fur is grey.
    6) The lions in the zoo have a big cage. ____________ cage is always locked.
    7) My best friend’s name is Mike. ____________ father is a dentist.
    8) Anna plays the piano. ____________ piano is new.
    9) Peter and Tm like skateboarding. These are ____________ skateboards.
    10) My husband and I have two children. ____________ children are twins.

    Vocabulary:
    Puppet – boneco / fantoche
    Cage – gaiola / cela
    Locked – trancada (lock – trancar)
    Skateboarding – skate
    Twins – gêmeos

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