1. Summary: Week #1: Ujarrás A Group Living and Sharing as One
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2. Personal Pronoun /Possessive Adjs.
Sent/Personal
Sent/Possess. Adj. I My
I am Adrián
My name’s Adrian
You
Your
You are Lizza
Your name’ s Lizza He
His
He is Diego Linares
His name’s Diego
She
Her
She is Rossy Salas
Her name’s Rossy Salas It
Its
It is a bird
Its name’s bird

3. Subject Pronouns/Possessive Adjectives
Hello, my name is Rachael
. She’s Ann
.Her name is Ann
Its name is bird.
Our names are Pam, Jim and Nahomi.
His name is Bob
They are Peter, Oscar and Akim.
You are Mike.
He’s Bob
We’re Pam, Jim and Nahomi.
It’s a bird.
Your name is Mike
Oscar
Jack
Peter
Akim
Tom
.You are Jack and Tom.
.Your names are Jack and Tom.
Their names are Peter, Oscar and Akim.

4. Personal Pronoun/Possessive Adjs.
Sent./
Personal
Possessive We
Our
We are Ann, Ilse and Mike.
Our teacher is Ms. Smith.
You
Your
You are Dan, Jake, Luka and Andrew.
Your band’s name is Mozart.
They
Their
They are the Guy and the Simpsons family
Their families are different.

5. Subject Prons./Possessive Adjs.
They go to school.
Their school is bilingual.
You have a lovely family.
Your family is big.
We play tennis.
Our tennis is good.
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6. 3. 1. 2. English Possessives Possessive “S”
There are three ways to indicate belonging in English:
Possessive Adjectives
Possessive pronouns
Possessive “S” 1. 2. 3.

7. Possessive “S” Examples
Whose parents are here?
Mariel’s parents.
Whose class are they attending?
They are attending Mr. Brown’s.
Whose dining set is this?
It’s mom’s
Don’t confuse ‘S form of be or have with possessive ‘S
Examples:
Ariel’s a dentist: ‘s = is
He’s seen that TV show already.
‘s= has
The pen is Ariel’s: ‘S = belongs to.
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8. The book’s pages are old. This is the Jones’s new building.
Possessive ‘S’ Forms
B. 1. Place ‘s after singular nouns to show belonging:
The book’s pages are old.
B.2. Place an ’ only after plural nouns ending in “s” to indicate the possession:
The sisters’ music was nice.
B.3. If the “s” is part of the word, place the ‘S to indicate possession or belonging.
This is the Jones’s new building.

9. Questions and Answers Questions & Answers Family Album
1-Q: Who is the lady in white blouse in the middle of a boy and a girl? Ans: She’s your aunt. Her name is Sahara. The kids are Danny and Kevin. They are Mark’s niece and nephew. 2-Q: Is it Mike’s ball”? Ans: In the way he’s holding it. I’d say it is. 3-Q: Who is the lady in light blue? Is she uncle Tom’s mother-in-law? Ans: No, that’s Tom’s sister’s mother-in-law.