Possessive Pronouns

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

Enkelvoud:

Van mij - of mine

Van jou - of yours

Van hem/haar/X - of his/of hers/X

Meervoud:

Van ons - of ours

Van jullie - of yours

Van hen - of theirs

Zonder het zelfstandig naamwoord

Examples

Dit is een tas van mij. - This is a bag of mine.

Dat is een huis van jou. - That is a house of yours.

Dat is geld van hem/haar. - That is money  of his/hers

Dit is een tas van ons. - This is a bag of ours.

Dat is een huis van jullie. - That is a house of yours.

Dat is geld van hen. - That is money of theirs.

1VWO3enc: A/An & Possessive Pronouns

05-09-'24

Today

Learning Goals

A/An

Test Your Knowledge!

Possessive Pronouns

Test Your Knowledge!

Homework

Learning Goals for today

After this lesson you know when to use 'a' or 'an'.

After this lesson you know what Possessive Pronouns are.

After this lesson you know how to use Possessive Pronouns.

A/An

Make a note in your notebook!

A/An

'A' --> we use 'a' when we hear a consonant sound

Example: a bag - a car - a uniform

'An' --> we use 'an' when we hear a vowel sound

Example: an apple - an activity - an honest man

Test Your Knowledge!

For the following exercises, choose 'a' or 'an'.

Take a good look at the word and what you hear!

... handbag

1. a
2. an

... tube

1. a
2. an

... igloo

1. a
2. an

... unicorn

1. a
2. an

... honorable mention

1. a
2. an

... ugly pair of pants

1. a
2. an

Possessive Pronouns

Make a note in your notebook!

Possessive Pronouns

We use Possessive Pronouns when we talk about:

• things that belong to you
• things that belong to other people

Does anyone know the English word we use for this?

Singular:

I - My bag

You - Your house

He/She/It - His/Her/Its money

Plural:

We - Our bag

You - Your house

They - Their books

The Possessive Pronouns

... house is on fire. (You)

... clothes were soaked. (She)

... bag is gone. (I)

... dog ran away. (They)

... bicycle was stolen. (We)

... money was rejected. (He)

... opinion does not matter. (You)

Homework

Work on the exercises from Unit 60 on page 131 of your book!

Work on these on your own!

Questions? Raise your hand!

Finished? Show me your work! Then study the words in StudyGO!

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1MH: Possessive Pronouns

05-09-'24

Today

Learning Goals

Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns Exercises

Homework

Learning Goals for today

After this lesson you know what Possessive Pronouns are.

After this lesson you know how to use Possessive Pronouns.

Possessive Pronouns

(Bezittelijke voornaamwoorden)

'Possessive Pronouns' gebruik je als je wilt zeggen dat:

• Iets van jou is.
• Iets van iemand anders is.

2 vormen

• De ene vorm zet je vóór een zelfstandig naamwoord.
• De andere vorm gebruik je zonder zelfstandig naamwoord.

Enkelvoud:

Mijn tas - My bag

Jouw huis - Your house

Zijn/Haar/X geld - His/Her/Its money

Meervoud:

Onze tas - Our bag

Jullie huis - Your house

Hun  boeken - Their books

Vóór het zelfstandig naamwoord

... house is on fire. (Jouw)

... clothes were soaked. (Haar)

... bag is gone. (Mijn)

... dog ran away. (Hun)

... bicycle was stolen. (Onze)

... money was rejected. (Zijn)

... opinion does not matter. (Jullie)

Zonder zelfstandig naamwoord!

Pak je aantekening er weer bij!

We vullen deze nu aan!

Enkelvoud:

De mijne - mine

De jouwe - yours

Van hem/haar/X - his/hers/X

Meervoud:

Van ons - ours

Van jullie - yours

Van hen - theirs

Zonder het zelfstandig naamwoord

Examples

Deze tas is de mijne. - This bag is mine.

Dat huis is de jouwe. - That house is yours.

Dat geld is van hem/haar. - That money is his/hers.

Deze tas is van ons. - This bag is ours.

Dat huis is van jullie. - That house is yours.

Dat geld is van hen. - That money is theirs.

That shirt is not
... (van mij).

That new friend is
... (van haar).

Is that family of
... (van jullie)?

Is this bag
... (van hen)?

This design is
... (van hem).

That dress is not
... (van jouw).

Is this file
... (van ons)?

Homework

Work on ex. 7 & 8 from Unit 1 - Lesson 2 on page 15 of your book!

Work on these on your own!

Questions? Raise your hand!

Finished? Show me your work! Then study the words in StudyGO!