This document provides a lesson on using possessive pronouns to indicate ownership. It explains that possessive pronouns like "my, your, his, her, our, their" are used to show who owns something. It also discusses using the apostrophe to make a noun possessive, such as adding "'s" to a singular noun or just an apostrophe for a plural noun. Examples are given for asking "Whose..." questions to find out who owns something, like "Whose car is it?" The document concludes with modeling questions students can ask and answer about a picture using possessive pronouns.

1. LESSON 15
ASKING FOR THE
OWNER OF SOMETHING

3. WHOSE HOUSE?
MY HOUSE MINE
YOUR HOUSE YOURS
HIS HOUSE HIS
HER HOUSE HERS
OUR HOUSE OURS
THEIR HOUSE THEIRS
JOHN’S CAR
MY PARENTS’ CAR

4. Apostrophe (‘s)
If the noun doesn’t end with an s, add ’s to the end of the noun.
 The dog is Mary’s pet
If a proper name ends with an s, you can add just the apostrophe or
an apostrophe and an s.
 You’re sitting in Chris’ chair.
 You’re sitting in Chris’s chair.
If the possesser is plural , just add an apostrophe
 The students’ favorite subject is science.

5. We use “whose + noun” (or just “whose”) to ask for the owner of
something.
Ex: Whose car is it?
It’s John’s car.

6. MODEL FORMING: Whose + noun .....?
WHOSE CAR IS IT?
IT’S MINE.
IPAD (HERS)
MONEY (THEIRS)
HELMET (YOURS)
MOTORBIKE (HIS)
WHOSE HOUSE IS THIS?
THIS IS TOM’S (HOUSE).
BEDROOM IS THAT?
THAT IS MY SISTER’S (BEDROOM).
SHOES ARE THESE?
THESE ARE MY MOM’S (SHOES).
GLASSES ARE THOSE?
THOSE ARE MY SON’S (GLASSES).
FRIENDS ARE THEY?
THEY ARE MY BOSS’S (FRIENDS).

7. MODEL FORMING: Whose + noun .....?
WHOSE CAR DO YOU OFTEN DRIVE?
I OFTEN DRIVE MY FATHER’S (CAR).
BOOKS READ
MUSIC ENJOY
ROOM CLEAN
MONEY BORROW
BIRTHDAY FORGET
HEMINGWAY’S (BOOKS)
ABBA’S (MUSIC)
MY CHILDREN’S (ROOM)
MY PARENTS’ (MONEY)
MY WIFE’S (BIRTHDAY)

8. 1. Whose hair is black?
2. Whose dress is green?
3. Whose skirt is red?
4. Whose hair is grey?
5. Whose dress is yellow?
6. Whose trousers are pink?
7. Whose shoes are yellow?
8. Whose jacket is brown?
9. Whose T-shirt is red?
10. Whose shoes are red?
11. Whose hair is blond?
12. Whose hair is long?
13. Whose trousers are blue?
14. Whose trousers are green?
Role-play | Students ask and answer about this picture