possessives

My / Your
Possessive pronouns are used to replace a
noun and shows possession or ownership
2 of the most commonly used are:

MY: is used for something that belongs to the speaker.

 example: My house is beautiful.

YOUR: is used for something that belongs to whom the speaker is talking to or
addressing.
- Your car is expensive.
NOTE:

Your and You’re are different

Your is a possessive pronoun. Meaning, it is used to show possession or

ownership.

You’re is short for “you are”

Let’s practice!
Make 2 sentence for each

My
1.
2.

Your
1.
2.
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NOTE: Please write the title “Writing activity”

Now, complete the activities in your book: Unit 2, Page 20

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NOTE: Please write the title “book activity”

Now, listen to the audio or tracks added to the folder and complete ALL the
LISTENING ACTIVITIES in your book: Unit 2, Page 21.

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NOTE: please write the title “LISTENING ACTIVITY”