The document lists different people and possessions, and then asks who each possession belongs to. It introduces Mike and his ball, Nancy and her cat, Jennifer and her teddy bear, Metin and his bicycle, and Stefan and his piano. It then asks a series of questions to identify whose possession is being referred to, and correctly identifies that the ball belongs to Mike, the cat belongs to Nancy, the teddy bear belongs to Jennifer, the bicycle belongs to Metin, and the piano belongs to Stefan.

1. POSSESSIVE ‘S

2. Mike
A ball
Mike’s ball.

3. Nancy A cat
Nancy’s cat

4. Jennifer
A Teddy bear
Jennifer’s teddy bear

5. Metin
A bicycle
Metin’s bicycle.

6. Stefan
A piano
Stefan’s piano.

7. Whose cat is it?
Mike
Nancy
Jennifer
Stefan
Metin
It’s Nancy’s
cat.

8. Whose bicyle is it?
Mike
Nancy
Jennifer
Stefan
Metin
It’s Metin’s
bicycle.

9. Whose piano is it?
Mike
Nancy
Jennifer
Stefan
Metin
It’s Stefan’s
piano.

10. Whose teddy bear is it?
Mike
Nancy
Jennifer
Stefan
Metin
It’s Jennifer’s
teddy bear.

11. Whose ball is it?
Mike
Nancy
Jennifer
Stefan
Metin
It’s Mike’s ball.