Chapter 4, Book 5A Primary Longman Express Our belongings

Whose We use whose to find out which person something belongs to. Whose towel is this? It’s Martin’s. Martin

Whose Whose glasses are these? They’re Roy’s. Roy

Whose Whose handbag is this? It’s Mary’s. Mary

Practice ______ comb is this? ________________ Paula Whose It’s Paula’s.

________socks_ __________? ___________________ Ann Whose They’re Ann’s. are thesePractice

_____________ ____________ ? ___________________ Linda Whose teddy bear is this It’s Linda’s.Practice

Andy ____________ _________? ___________________ They’re Andy’s. Whose jeans are thesePractice

Possessive pronouns A possessive pronoun is a word that talks about who owns something and can be used as a noun. Tina e.g. This is Tina’s bracelet. This is her bracelet. This is hers.

Possessive pronouns e.g. This is Teddy’s ball. This is his ball. This is his. Teddy

Possessive pronouns 1 my comb  2 your comb(s)  3 his comb  4 her comb  5 our comb  6 their comb  mine yours his hers ours theirs

Possessive pronouns Is this hairbrush yours, Derek? No, it isn’t mine. Mine is blue. It’s Paula’s. Hers is pink. Paula Derek Tony

Possessive pronouns Whose shorts are these? They are Gary’s. His are green. Gary Derek Tony

Aunt Jane Tony: Is this ring yours, mum? Mum: No, ___________. Mine is purple. It’s Aunt Jane’s. ______ is red. it isn’t mine Hers Practice

Gary & Joe Tony : Are these rackets yours, Ben and Mark? Ben & Mark: No, _________________. Ours are red. They’re Gary and Joe’s. ______ are blue. they aren’t ours Theirs Practice

Mark Aunt: ______school bag _____, Tony? Tony: No, it isn’t mine. ______ is brown. It’s Mark’s. ______ is green. His Is this yours Mine Practice

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