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PH2B Lesson 4 16-09-2024

Unit 1

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Unit 1: Cities

1. Present Simple
2.  Possession ('s, -s', of)
3. One, ones
4. Possessive Pronouns
5. Be going to... (future)
6. Tags

• Possesives: Nouns 
• Possessives: Adjectives
• Possessives: Pronouns

Subject	Adjective	Pronoun - 1	Pronoun - 2
I	my	mine	of mine
you	your	yours	of yours
he	his	his	of his
she	her	hers	of hers
it	its	-	-
we	our	ours	of ours
you	your	yours	of yours
they	their	theirs	of theirs

ADJ:	voor een ZS NW
my:	This is my pen . My pen is black.
your:	Your car is nice. Can I borrow your car ?
his:	He lost his keys . His keys were in his pocket.
her:	Her bag is heavy. Can you lift her bag ?
its:	The dog is hiding its bone . Its bone is fake.
our:	Welcome to our house . Our house is big.
your:	I saw your cat . Your cat is under that car.
their:	Their laptops are ready. They can use their laptops .

We use possessive adjectives:

• to show something belongs to somebody:
  

That's our house.

My car is very old.

• for relations and friends:
  

My mother is a doctor.

How old is your sister?

• for parts of the body:
  

He's broken his arm.

She's washing her hair.

I need to brush my teeth.

PRO:	in plaats van een ZS NW
mine:	This is my pen . This pen is mine.
yours:	Your car is nice. It is yours , right?
his:	He lost his keys . These aren't his .
hers:	Her bag is heavy. Yours is lighter than hers ?
-	-
ours:	Welcome to our house . It became ours last year.
yours:	I saw your cat .The red one is yours , right?
theirs:	Their laptops are ready. They can use theirs now.

Be careful!

• Possessive pronouns do not have an apostrophe:
  

Is that car yours/hers/ours/theirs?

(Is that car your's/her's/our's/their's?)

We can use a possessive pronoun instead of a full noun phrase to avoid repeating words:

Is that John's car?

     No, it's mine. (INSTEAD OF No, it's [my car].)

Whose coat is this?

     Is it yours? (INSTEAD OF Is it [your coat]?)

PRO:	een van meerdere
of mine:	This is a pen of mine. This pen is one of mine .
of yours:	You have many cars. Is that also of yours ?
of his:	John has cats. Are these of his ?
of hers:	Mary has a visitor, a friend of hers .
-	-
of ours:	These are Mary and John, relatives of ours .
of yours:	He has some books of yours .
of theirs:	They know them, they are neighbors of theirs .

Pronouns do not always fit every context and one needs to be very careful when using them. Can you understand the difference in the examples below?

A mother is a unique figure for each one of us.
We cannot say: This is a mother of mine. (possession)

We can say: This mother of mine never allows me to do anything. (relation-irritation)
We can say: This is my mother. (relation)
We cannot say: This mother is mine. (possession)
We can say: His mother is blond, mine is a brunette. (distinction)

Did you find __________ trainers?

1. your
2. yours
3. of yours
4. of you

This brother __________ is always such a menace.

1. of mine
2. mine
3. my
4. me

Is this Emma's bag? No, __________ is over there.

1. she
2. her
3. hers
4. she's

That's __________ favourite film.

1. mine
2. of mine
3. mine's
4. my

Are these comics __________?

1. your or mine
2. of you or of me
3. yours or mine
4. of yours or me

I enjoyed learning about __________ lives.

1. theirs
2. of them
3. they're
4. their

The dog was playing with __________ ball.

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

Judy, is this watch __________?

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

This is Theo's house. __________ is on the next street.

1. Our's
2. Our
3. Of ours
4. Ours

We didn't have a football, so we borrowed __________ .

1. there's
2. their
3. theirs
4. they're

Unit 1: Cities > Lesson 2: Writing > Assignments

• Try Out 3 Grammar
• Try Out 4 Phrases
• Grammar 16
• Practise More: Grammar 3+4