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Structure: Using Possessives – Basic 1 English Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 1
Term
Third Term
Topic
Structure: Using Possessives
Order
Topic 16 of 37 this term
Reading time
1 min

Possessive Words:

  • My – belongs to me
  • Your – belongs to you
  • His – belongs to a boy/man
  • Her – belongs to a girl/woman

How to Use Them:

  • My book is red.
  • Your bag is big.
  • His pen is blue. (boy’s pen)
  • Her dress is pretty. (girl’s dress)

Exercise 4: Complete with the right possessive:

  1. _____ name is Joy. (My)
  2. What is _____ name? (your)
  3. _____ ball is big. (His – pointing to a boy)
  4. _____ book is small. (Her – pointing to a girl)

Exercise 5: Choose my, your, his, or her:

  1. I have a cat. _____ cat is white.
  2. You have a pen. _____ pen is black.
  3. Tom has a toy. _____ toy is fun.
  4. Mary has a doll. _____ doll is pretty.

Exercise 6: Make sentences:

  1. My _____ is _____. (book/red)
  2. Your _____ is _____. (bag/big)
  3. His _____ is _____. (shirt/blue)
  4. Her _____ is _____. (hair/long)

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 1 Third Term · 37 topics

  1. Structure: Continuous Actions
  2. Vocabulary: Self & Family Members
  3. Reading: Days of the Week
  4. Writing: Word Formation
  5. Phonics: Pronunciation Practice III
  6. Structure: Using Possessives
  7. Vocabulary: New Words III
  8. Reading: Days of the Week II
  9. Phonics: A.B.C Song
  10. Structure: Expressing Gratitude & Farewell
  11. Vocabulary: New Words IV
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