The document provides information about telling time in English and using possessives. It includes examples of how to tell time using phrases like "quarter past two" or "five fifteen". It also discusses asking for the time politely, currency symbols and prices, and forming possessives using pronouns and adjectives like "my", "your", "their".

2. 
In English there are two
ways to tell the time

3. 
It’s a quarter past two
It’s five fifteen

4. 8:45

It’s eight forty five
It’s a quarter to nine

5. 8:20

It’s eight twenty
It’s twenty past nine

6. 8:30

It’s eight thirty
It’s haf past eight

7. 8:40

It’s eight forty
It’s twenty to nine

8. 

9. 
What time is it?
It’s…..
What’s the time?
It’s about…..
Excuse me. Have you got the time?
More polite

10. $: dollars
£ :pounds
P: Pence
C: cents
€: euros
Prices
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11. £20: twenty pounds

£7.50: seven pounds fifty
40p: forty p.
6.50 €: six euros fifty
£29.99

12. Ask about prices

How much is it? /is that/this ?
How much are the tickets
/these/those?

13. 
Possessives

14. I
Adjectives
My
Pronouns
Mine
Names
Pat’s blouse
You
Your
Yours
Tom’s
mobile
phone
We
Our
Ours
Emma’s
keys
They
Their
Theirs
Emma`s
and Tom’s
laptop
She
Her
Hers
Erick’s
house
He
His
His
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15. Differences
These sentences have the same meaning

These are my shoes
Possessive Adjective
These shoes are mine Possessive Pronoun

16. How to ask using
possessives?

Whose mobile phone is it?
It’s Carlo’s
It’s hers
It’s mine
It’s yours

17. Whose shoes are they/these
?

They’re Emma’s
They are theirs
They’re mine
They are his