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    The document provides a lesson on using possessive adjectives and pronouns in English. It defines possessive adjectives and pronouns as words used to show that something belongs to a person. Possessive adjectives are used with nouns, such as "my laptop," while possessive pronouns replace the adjective and noun, such as "mine." Examples are given to illustrate the difference. The lesson then provides an exercise filling in blanks with the correct possessive forms, followed by another exercise to choose whether a sentence requires a possessive adjective or pronoun.

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    The document provides a lesson on using possessive adjectives and pronouns in English. It defines possessive adjectives and pronouns as words used to show that something belongs to a person. Possessive adjectives are used with nouns, such as "my laptop," while possessive pronouns replace the adjective and noun, such as "mine." Examples are given to illustrate the difference. The lesson then provides an exercise filling in blanks with the correct possessive forms, followed by another exercise to choose whether a sentence requires a possessive adjective or pronoun.

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    English Lesson For Adult Begginers

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    The document provides a lesson on using possessive adjectives and pronouns in English. It defines possessive adjectives and pronouns as words used to show that something belongs to a person. Possessive adjectives are used with nouns, such as "my laptop," while possessive pronouns replace the adjective and noun, such as "mine." Examples are given to illustrate the difference. The lesson then provides an exercise filling in blanks with the correct possessive forms, followed by another exercise to choose whether a sentence requires a possessive adjective or pronoun.

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    Lesson 1 – Pre adult Learning

    Possessives
    Part 1
    Lesson 1 – Pre adult Learning

    Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns


    Use of the possessives
    Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns are used to show that
    something or someone belongs to a person. The
    Possessive adjective is used with a noun, the Possessive
    pronoun is used without a noun.
    The Possessive pronoun replaces a Possessive adjective +
    a noun:

    Examples:
    This laptop is his laptop and not my laptop. This laptop
    is his and not mine.
    These keys are her keys and not your keys. These keys
    are hers and not yours.
    Are that your motor bikes over there? Yes, they are ours.
    Is this your grandparents' house? Yes, it's theirs.
    This isn't my sister's cat. Hers is much bigger and has a
    darker fur.
    Lesson 1 – Pre adult Learning

    Complete the text. Use possessive adjectives.


    Personal Possessive
    Pronouns Adjectives

    I my
    you your
    he his
    she her
    it its
    we our
    you your
    they their

    This is Peter’s sister. ________ 1 name is Carol. _________ 2 boyfriend’s name is Tom. Tom

    and Carol have got a new flat. ________ 3 new flat is in the main street of the town. Peter

    went to see _________ 4 sister’s flat yesterday. He liked it a lot. Soon Tom will be _________ 5

    brother-in-law because Carol and Tom are getting married!

    ________ and ________ 6 parents are very happy. All ________ 7 friends are going to go to

    the wedding. _________ 8 dress is going to be white and _________ 9 suit is going to be very

    elegant.

    The wedding is going to be in church. _________ 10 father is going to drive her to the

    church in a big limousine. After the ceremony, they are going to a restaurant to have a meal

    and a huge party with all _________ 11 friends.

    Who said...? a friend a) “My boyfriend’s name is Tom.” _______________

    Carol
    b) “I love their new flat”. _____________
    Tom
    c) “My father-in-law is very happy”. ______________
    Tom’s dad

    Carol’s mum d) “Her dress is going to be white. It’s beautiful”. __________

    Peter
    e) “His brother-in-law’s name is Tom”. ________________

    f) “My son’s new suit is very elegant”. ________________


    Lesson 1 – Pre adult Learning

    2- Choose whether each sentence requires a possessive adjective or a


    possessive pronoun
    1. Is that your notebook or _____________________ (my/mine)?
    2. I don't like _____________________ (their/theirs) apartment.
    3. That's not my problem. It's _____________________ (yours/your).
    4. Your car is green, while _____________________ (my/mine) is black.
    5. He's _____________________ (our/ours) doctor.
    6. That's _____________________ (our/ours) house, not theirs.
    7. Is he a friend of _____________________ (your/yours)?

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