Matteus Possesive Pronouns

• English
• Primary Education
• Age 5,11,13

Possesive pronouns

Learning goal

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to compose clear and coherent sentences to describe people and their belongings. 

What do you already know about
possesive pronouns?

Review: pronouns

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

they

What are possesive pronouns?

I                                            my 

you                                      your 

he                                         his

she                                       her(s)

it                                            its 

we                                         our 

they                                     their(s)  

An example with possesive pronouns

Este es: 

Mi sombrero

Tu sombrero

Su sombrero

Nuestro sombrero

El sombrero de Uds.

El sombrero de ellos.  

Describing bodyparts

This is his hat ----> Singular

These are his eyes. ------> Plural

Describing bodyparts

This is her... 

These are her... 

Describing bodyparts

These are their...

Fill in the blanks practice

Complete the following sentences 

 1. That is  my moms bike, or _____ bike.             
2. Those are my brother plants, or _______ plants.  

3.These glases are my dad's or  ________ glasses.        

4. This is my moms house and  (I)________ house too. 

5. My dad has an Iphone,  this is ______ Iphone. 

Small Quiz

___ (we) teacher is very happy.

1. Their
2. Our
3. Her
4. His

I love ___ (she) new shoes.

1. Her
2. Our
3. Their
4. My

___ (he) team wins the final game.

1. Our
2. My
3. Her
4. His

The boy kicked ___ (you) ball.

1. Their
2. Your
3. My
4. His

___ (I) gaming skills are improving every day.

1. His
2. My
3. Their
4. Your

Match the correct pronoun to the possessive form

his

my

her

their

your

our

its

I

you

he

she 

we

they

it

Is this ........ (you) book?

My grandparents are rich. This is .............. (they) big house.

......... (she) bike was stolen.

Using ´s in possesion

When you want to say a person owns/has something you use the possesive 's or '

Singular                                            

My dad's house is big.                --> La de mi papá    

My neigbour's dog is black.        --> El de mi vecino. 

Using ´s in possesion

When you want to say a person owns/has something you use the possesive 's or '

Plural                                       

Her parents' names are Christa and Erik.   --> Papas de ella 

My sisters' phones were stolen.                  --> El de mi hna. 

FUN ACTIVITY

Dibuja tu personaje favorito de serie animada.

Describe 10 posesiones en oraciones cortas.