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Possessive Adjectives
Welcome! Let's learn how to talk about things we own in English.
Learning Goals
- Identify Subject Pronouns (I, You, He...)
- Learn Possessive Adjectives (My, Your, His...)
- Understand the difference between "Its" and "It's"
- Use them in real sentences
Warm Up
Look at the picture. Who does the dog belong to?
"She has a dog. ___ dog is small." 🐕
The Rules
| Subject | Possessive | Example |
|---|---|---|
| I | My | This is my book. |
| You | Your | Is this your pen? |
| He | His | His car is blue. |
| She | Her | Her house is big. |
| It | Its | The dog eats its food. |
| We | Our | Our class is fun! |
| They | Their | Their parents are kind. |
⚠️ Common Mistake Alert!
Its = Possession (Its tail is long).
It's = It is (It's a cat).
Activity 1: Multiple Choice (10 questions)
Activity 2: Match Pronouns (8 pairs)
Drag the Subject Pronoun to its Possessive Adjective. 🤝
Activity 3: Fill in the Blanks (12 questions)
Activity 4: Mixed Challenge (10 questions)
Lesson Complete!
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
This is to certify that
[Name]
has successfully mastered Possessive Adjectives
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Instructor: Mr. German