POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

OBJECTIVE
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to provide information about their families I oral way by means of creation of videos.

GRAMMAR

FAMILY MEMBERS

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Father -  dad                                     Uncle 
Aunt                                                  Grandchild
Cousin                                              Husband
Nephew                                               Father-in-law                                                         Mother-in-law                                    Niece 
Son-in-law                                         Boyfriend 
Daughter-in-law                                Girlfriend 
Brother-in-law                                   Bride 
Sister-in-law                                      Groom
Godfather                                          Wife
Godmother                                        Mother – mum – mummy - mom    
Godson                                              Parents
Goddaughter                                     Child - children                  
Son 
Daughter 
Brother 
Sister 
Grandfather - granddad - grandpa 
Grandmother - grandma 
Grandson 
          Granddaughter


POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
We use possessive adjectives to show who owns or "possesses" something. 

PRONOUN
POSSESSIVE
                    EXAMPLES
I 
                            MY                 
This is my book
YOU
                      YOUR                
This is your pencil
SHE  
HER
          That is her umbrela
HE
                         HIS                     
That is his car
IT  
                         ITS                     
The dog is licking its paw


WE
OUR                   
           This is our classroom
YOU
YOUR
          These are your notebooks
THEY
  THEIR               
          These are their books

ACTIVITIES
LISTENING
Visit this web page, listen the dialogue and choose the correct answer.
http://www.esl-lab.com/family1/fam1.htm
Page 26, track 23 - 24 English please 1

WRITING
Page 27. English please 1

 READING
Page 28. English please 1

SPEAKING
Make a video when you introduce your family. Use the possessives.

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