Personal Pronouns.

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Personal Pronouns

Personal Pronouns Singular Plural I We You He They She It Personal pronouns are always before Ex.: I am a student He is a student Pesrsonal pronome verb Persona pronoun verb

Possessive Adjectives

Possessive adjectives Singular Plural My Our Your His Their Her Its Possessive pronouns are always before a noun and indicate possession. Eg.: My bike is blue That is his ball noun noun Possessive adj. Possessive adj.

I My You Your He His She Her It Its We Our You Your They Their Personal pronouns Possessive adjectives I My You Your He His She Her It Its We Our You Your They Their

Let's practice

Complete with the correct personal pronoun and possessive adjective This is _________ friend, Sally. _______ is a student and _________ is 11 years old. This is __________ house. my She she her This is Joe. __________ ´s from the UK. __________is 10 years old. This is ___________ dog. __________ name is Rex. He He his its

Hello. __________ ´m Carla. _______´m from Italy Hello! __________ ´m Carla. _______´m from Italy. _________ favourite colour is blue. This is ________ cat. _________ is white. I I My my It

Hello, everyone. ________ are all friends Hello, everyone! ________ are all friends. __________ ´re in the same school. __________ school is fantastic. This is ________ school bus. _______´s yellow. We We Our our It

These children are from India. ___________ names are Ken and Mia These children are from India. ___________ names are Ken and Mia. ___________ are twins. __________ ´re 12 years old. __________ favourite colour is red. Their They they Their

What’s your favourite colour? What about you? By answering these questions, write a short paragraph about you in your notebook What is your name? How old are you? Where are you from? What’s your favourite colour?