This document discusses possessive adjectives and their rules of use. It explains that possessive adjectives follow the subject pronoun and verb to indicate possession, such as "she has a hat". Possessive adjectives also precede nouns, like "her hat". These adjectives do not change form based on singular or plural nouns. The document provides examples of using possessive adjectives with family members, possessions, and pets to illustrate their meaning and application. Students are instructed to complete exercises practicing these possessive adjectives.

1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
NB1, EOI CARTAGENA
Isabel Bastida

2. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

3. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
RULES
•Subject pronoun + verb
She has a hat.
•Possessive adjective + noun
Her hat is new
•Possessive adjectives are the same
Her hat is new
Her hats are cheap
•ITS/ IT’S
Mexico is famous for its hat.
The Mexican hat is big. It’s very
popular.

4. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
WHO ARE THEY?
Her family

5. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
WHAT IS IT?
Her house

6. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
WHAT IS IT?
His car

7. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
WHAT ARE THEY?
His glasses

8. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
WHO ARE THEY?
Their daughters

9. 1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
WHO IS IT?
Its friend

10. 2. YOUR TURN
Do the activities below.
Possessive adjectives