ING9002-10 Review for PT1

To express possession in English there are 2 ways:

This is my dad's blue car.

Example 2:

My dad has a blue car. This is his car.

Example 1:

Multiple Choice

The 2 ways to express possession in English are...

• Possessive adjectives and possessive 's

• Possessive pronouns and possessive 's

• Possessive adjectives and verb to be

• Possessive pronouns and verb to be

Possessive 's

It's important to know that:

• You add 's to the person who owns something:

  "My mom's name is Cecilia"

• If the word ends in "s", you only add the apostrophe:

  "My boss' name is Emily"

• If there are 2 or more people, add 's to the last person:

  "Sara, Victor and Daniel's party"

Multiple Choice

Add the possessive s correctly.

The birthday of Esteban.

• The birthday's of Esteban.

• Esteban's birthday.

• The birthday Esteban's.

• The Esteban's birthday.

Multiple Choice

The picture of my friends.

• My friend's picture.

• The picture's friends.

• The friends' picture.

• My friends' picture.

Multiple Choice

The food of Juan, Pepe and Hugo.

• Juan, Pepe and Hugo food's.

• The food's of Juan, Pepe and Hugo.

• Juan, Pepe and Hugo's food.

• The Juan, Pepe and Hugo's food.

• It is used with countable, plural things.

  "Would you like some oranges?"

• It is used with uncountable things.

  "Would you like some tea?"

Some

• It is used with countable, singular things.

  "Would you like to eat an apple?"

A/An

Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns

Any

• It is used in negatives and questions.

  "Do you have any apples?"

  "Sorry, there aren't any apples."

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

There is ____ milk in the fridge.

• a

• an

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

There is ____ tomato on the plate.

• a

• an

• some

• anay

Multiple Choice

There aren't ____ eggs.

• a

• an

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

There is ____ bottle of coke in the fridge.

• a

• an

• some

• any

Present Simple:

Third Person Singular S

Generally:

"I get up at 7 a.m. every morning. My mom and I have breakfast and then I go to school"

With the subjects He/She/It:

"My mom gets up at 7 a.m. every morning. She has breakfast and then she goes to work"