Showing posts with label possessive pronouns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label possessive pronouns. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

From Slideshare.net: His hers yours mine

I'm linking to this in an effort to keep track of and index useful teaching material.  The above link is useful for teaching possessive pronouns.

I came upon it as a result of a question a colleague had.  He was teaching possessive pronouns in English World 3 Unit 12, and he noticed that the textbook taught the form as "This hat is mine" but the test at our school used the form "Whose hat is it?  It is mine."  So after searching on the web, I found this slideshow that could be used for this grammar point.

Thursday, November 24, 2016

Possessive Pronouns Crossword puzzle

(TESOL Worksheets--Possessive Pronouns)
(In my class, I used this to supplement English World 3 Unit 12
Before class, teacher cuts up and scrambles all the words.  In pairs, student re-assemble words into various sentences.

Question Sheet on Google Drive



Answer Key on Google Drive



Questions to cut up and post around the room: docs, pub


1. Across→
This is my dog.
2. Across→
This is our dinner.
7. Across→
This is your cookie.
8. Across→
This is their car.
9. Across→
This is her cat.
10. Across→
This is our house.
11. Across→
This is his coffee.

1. Down↓
This is their monkey.
3. Down↓
This is my toy.
4. Down↓
This is your money.
5. Down↓
This is his baby.
6. Down↓
This is her hat.


Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Scrambled Sentences: Possessive Adjectives versus Possessive Pronouns

(TESOL Worksheets--Possessive Pronouns)
(In my class, I used this to supplement English World 3 Unit 12
Before class, teacher cuts up and scrambles all the words.  In pairs, student re-assemble words into various sentences.

Google: docspub


This
is
my
bike
This
bike
is
mine
This
is
your
pencil
This
pencil
is
yours
This
is
our
house
This
house
is
ours
This
is
his
jacket
This
jacket
is
his
This
is
her
spoon
This
spoon
is
hers
This
is
their
school
This
school
is
theirs




















































Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Find Your Partner: Possessive Adjectives versus Possessive Pronouns

(TESOL Worksheets--Possessive Pronouns)
(In my class, I used this to supplement English World 3 Unit 12

Google: docs, pub



This is my cat.
This cat is mine.
This is your hat.
This hat is yours.
This is his bag.
This bag is his.
This is her dog.
This dog is hers.
This is our school.
This school is ours.
This is their tiger.
This tiger is theirs.
This is my book.
This book is mine.
This is your lion.
This lion is yours.
This is his coffee.
This coffee is his.
This is her snake.
This snake is hers.
This is our town.
This town is ours.
This is their chicken.
This chicken is theirs.