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The document provides an English lesson on possessive pronouns. It defines the objective as using possessive pronouns correctly in sentences. Students are given examples of sentences using possessive pronouns like "his", "hers", and "ours". An activity asks students to complete sentences by choosing the correct possessive pronoun. The lesson aims to teach students to identify and properly use possessive pronouns.
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Possessive Pronoun.pptx
- 3. Review
- 5. Let’s Start
- 6. Joey Jana
- 7. • This is Jana’s bag. This bag is hers. • This is Joey’s notebook. This notebook is his.
- 8. • This is Grade 3A’s classroom. This classroom is ours. • That is Grade 3B’s classroom. That classroom is theirs.
- 10. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence.
- 11. Essential Question What are Possessive Pronouns? How are they use in a sentence?
- 12. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence.
- 13. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence.
- 14. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence.
- 15. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence.
- 16. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence.
- 17. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence. Possessive Pronouns
- 18. Activity Time
- 20. Objective: Use Possessive Pronouns correctly in a sentence. Complete the following sentences with the correct Possessive Pronouns. 1.That is Daniel's car. It's _____. 2. That is my notebook. It's _____. 3. That is Leslie's phone. It's _____. 4. That is my parents' house. It's _____. 5. That is our dog. It's _____.