Lesson 4

Possessive Form
Possessive Noun (P.N.)
Noun + ‘s + Object
Noun + ‘ + Object
(Ends with s)

Proper Nouns Common Nouns

• Andy’s jeans • The children’s clothes
• Ana and Juan’s car • The boy’s t-shirts
• Jesus’ laptop • The girls’ blouses
 Possessive Adjectives (P.A.)
Demonstrative Verb
Pronoun
+ + P.A. + Object .
To Be

My → 1st singular Examples

Her → 3rd singular • This is his phone.
His → 3rd singular • That is their house.
Its → 3rd singular • Those are my belongings.
Your → 2nd singular/plural • These are our children.
Our → 1st plural
Their → 3rd plural
 Possessive Pronoun(P.P.)
Verb
D.P. + Object + + P.P .
To Be

Mine → 1st singular Examples

Hers → 3rd singular • This phone is his.
His → 3rd singular • That house is theirs.
Its → 3rd singular • Those belongings are mine.
Yours → 2nd singular/plural • These children are ours.
Ours → 1st plural
Theirs → 3rd plural
Questions
Whose De Quien
 Whose purse is this?
This is Maria’s wallet. (P.N)
This is her wallet. (P.A)
This wallet is hers. (P.P)
 Whose cars are those?
 Those are my parents’ cars. (P.N)
Those are their cars. (P.A)
Those cars are theirs. (P.P)
 Questions
 Is that your phone? (P.A)
Yes, that is my phone. / Yes, that phone is mine.
No, that is not my phone. / No, that phone isn’t mine.
 Is that book ours? (P.P)
Yes, that book is ours. / Yes, that is our book.
No, that book is not ours. / No, that isn’t our book.
 Is that his mother’s necklace? (P.N)
Yes, that is his mother’s necklace.
Yes, that is her necklace. / Yes, that necklace is hers.
 Questions

 What is your brother’s name?

My brother’s name is Andres.
His name is Andres.
 What are your children’s names?
Our children’s names are Daniela and Arquimedes.
Their names are Daniela and Arquimedes.