Possessives

​Remember the types of possessive

• Possessive adjectives

• Possessive pronouns

• Possessive with names

Posessive adjectives

​Always come before a noun

my - This is my cellphone
your - This is your umbrella
his - This is his pencil
her - This is her apple
its - This tree moves its leaves.
our - These are our books.
their - These are their tablets.

Possessive pronouns

​Always come after the noun.

mine - This cellphone is mine
yours - This umbrella is yours.
his - This pencil is his.
hers - This apple is hers.
ours - These books are ours.
theirs - These tablets are theirs.

Possessive with names.

​Name / 's / object.

Alfredo's tie

Susana's apron

Andrea's cellphone

​For questions:
Whose + object + is/are + this/these + ?

Whose pencil is this? (Singular)
It's Antonio's.

Whose pencils are these? (Plural)
They're Antonio's.

Multiple Choice

Is this cup ______?

• your

• yours

Multiple Choice

This coffe is _______.

• my

• mine

Multiple Choice

This is ______ house.

• her

• hers

Multiple Choice

The raincoat is _____.

• my

• mine

Multiple Choice

She is cooking _____ food.

• our

• ours

Multiple Choice

They are wearing _____ swimsuits.

• theirs

• their