Les 2 Personal Pronoun/ Articles

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo lwoo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

Personal/Progressive Pronouns

Goals

You know which personal pronouns you need to use

You know which progressive pronouns you can use

Planning

Intro game

Personal Pronouns

Progressive Pronouns

Personal Pronouns

(persoonlijke voornaamwoorden)

Personal pronouns 

Possessive pronouns

my	mijn	You are my friend	Jij bent mijn vriend
your	jouw	I like your phone	Ik vind jouw telefoon leuk
his	zijn	His sister is sweet	Zijn zus is lief
her	haar	She pets her cat	Zij aait haar kat
its	zijn of haar (van dingen en dieren)	The cat licks its tail	De kat likte zijn / haar staart
our	ons / onze	We like our school	We vinden onze school leuk
your	jullie	I hate your ringtones	Ik haat jullie ringtones
their	hun	They read their books	Zij lezen hun boeken

Use the correct possessive pronoun:
Is this ... umbrella?

1. your
2. yours
3. hers
4. them

Choose the correct possessive pronoun

Jack and Jane are from the Netherlands. Nicole is ________ mother

1. their
2. our
3. my
4. her

Fill in the correct possessive pronoun:

He really likes...........new bike.

1. His
2. Yours
3. Hers
4. My

A personal pronoun:
.... are very good friends. (wij)

1. he
2. they
3. you
4. we

A personal pronoun:
... is from Spain. (zij)
... is from Kenya. (hij)

1. she
2. they
3. he
4. we

A personal pronoun:
My brother is nice. ..... is 26 years old.

1. you
2. she
3. he
4. him

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
Helen and Ingrid are twins. _____ birthday is in October.

1. They
2. Them
3. Their
4. Theirs

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
This isn't your book. It's _____.

1. my
2. mine
3. from my
4. from mine

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
You have a house. It's _____ house.

1. you
2. yours
3. you's
4. your

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
I'm not afraid of the tiger because it's in _____ cage.

1. its
2. it's
3. his
4. her

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
Is this Emily's room? Yes, it's _____.

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
This isn't your pen. That one is _____.

Possessive pronoun/adjective:
That's their flower. The flower is _____.

Exercises

Finish exercises in your book

Done? Hand-out

Goals

You know which personal pronouns you need to use

You know which progressive pronouns you can use