 Close you books and sit in groups now!  I will give each group an envelop and a piece of paper.  If you know the word for each picture, put it in the pile of “We know.”  But if you don’t know the word for each picture, put in the pile of “We don’t know.”

A. Listen and practice.  Now, open your book on page 22.  Let’s check the answers!

B. Complete the chart with words from part A. Clothes for warm weatherClothes for cold weather cap T-shirt shorts sneakers swimsuit hat Scarf sweater coat gloves boots

C. Circle the clothes in part A you like. Then tell a friend.  I like the pajamas and the raincoat.  I like the dress, the boots, and the scarf. Now, please tell me what you like.

A. Listen and practice.

B. Ask about favorite colors. A: What are your favorite colors? B: My favorite colors are red and purple.

C. Describe your clothes or others. A: The blouse is pink. B: The earrings are red and orange.

It’s a disaster!  Look at the picture.  Where are they?  What are they doing?  Are they happy?  Now, close your book and listen to the conversation.

It’s a disaster!  What did you hear in the conversation?  What did they talk about?  Let’s look at the conversation now!

It’s a disaster! Pat: Great! Our clothes are dry. Where is my new blouse? Julie: What color is it? Pat: It’s white. Julie: Here’s a light blue blouse. Is it yours? Pat: No, it’s not mine…. Wait. It is mine. It’s a disaster! Julie: Oh, no! All our clothes are light blue. Pat: Here’s the problem. It’s these new blue jeans. Whose jeans are they? Julie: Uh, they’re mine. Sorry.

Possessives Adjective  These are my gloves.  These are your jeans. These are my your his her our their socks.

Possessives Adjective my your his her our their + noun.

Possessives Adjective This is + possessive adj.+ singular noun. These are possessive adj.+ plural noun. my your his her our their + noun (singular / plural)

Possessives Pronouns  These gloves are mine.  These jeans are yours. These socksare mine yours his hers ours theirs

Now, let’s do exercise in part A. Number 1 and 2.

Possessive: Names Pat  Pat’s blouse /s/ Julie  Julie’s jeans /z/ Rex  Rex’s T-shirt /iz/

Possessive: Names A: Whose blouse is this? B: It’s Pat’s. A: Whose T-shirt is this? B: It’s Rex’s. A: Whose + singular noun + is this? B: It’s + name.

Possessive: Names A: Whose jeans are these? B: They’re Julie’s. A: Whose socks are these? B: They’re Tom’s. A: Whose + plural noun + are these? B: They’re + name.

Now, let’s do exercise in part A again. Number 3 and 4.

My T-shirt is yellow. A. Listen to these people describe their clothes. Number the pictures from 1 to 4.

Listen and practice.  It’s spring in Brazil! It’s warm. It’s very sunny.  It’s summer in Korea! It’s raining. It’s hot and humid.

Listen and practice.  It’s fall in the U.S.! It’s cool. It’s very cloudy and windy.  It’s winter in Russia! It’s snowing. It’s very cold.

It’s very cold! Pat: Oh, no! Julie: What’s the matter? Pat: It’s snowing, and it’s very cold. Julie: Are you wearing gloves? Pat: No, they’re at home. Julie: Well, you’re wearing your coat. Pat: But my coat isn’t warm. And I’m not wearing boots! Julie: OK. Let’s take a taxi. Pat: Thanks, Julie.