A1My, your, our + noun
NewPut my, your, his, her, our or their before a noun, with no a or the.
my / your / our+ noun
- This is my sister.
- We love our new flat.
- I like the my new bag.
- I like my new bag.
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I'd like coffee, please.
my My goes before the noun, with no the.
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Do you like job?
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They are in garden.
A2His, her, its, their
NewChoose his, her, its or their by the owner, not by the thing owned.
his / her / its / their+ noun
- Tom lost his keys, and Anna lost her phone.
- The dog is hungry. Its bowl is empty.
- My sister has lost his phone.
- My sister has lost her phone.
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My parents love garden.
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Maria and Pavlo are showing us new flat.
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Maria is wearing his new dress.
A2's with names and nouns
NewAdd 's to the owner: Anna's bag, my brother's car.
owner + 's+ thing
- This is Anna's bag.
- My brother's car is blue.
- This is the bag of Anna.
- This is Anna's bag.
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Anna bag is red.
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phone is on the table.
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That is car.
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Use mine, yours, his, hers, ours or theirs when the noun is left out.
is+ mine / yours / hers
- This coat is mine.
- Is that phone yours?
- This book is my.
- This book is mine.
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Is this pen ?
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My phone is old. is new.
Hers No noun follows: hers.
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One word is in the wrong form. Type the correct form.
This is not my phone. It's your.
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That bag isn't mine. It's .
B1's and s' with plural nouns
NewAdd 's after irregular plurals (children's) and only an apostrophe after plurals ending in -s (parents').
plural owner+ thing
- The children's toys are on the floor.
- My parents' house is near the sea.
- These are the childrens' toys.
- These are the children's toys.
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This is the room. Five teachers use it.
teachers' Plural ending in -s: apostrophe after the s.
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These are the toys.
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The voices were loud.
men's Irregular plural: men's.
To say one of several, use a / an + noun + of + mine, yours, his, hers, ours or theirs.
a / an + noun+ of+ mine / hers
- She is a friend of mine.
- He is a colleague of hers.
- She is a friend of me.
- She is a friend of mine.
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Is she a cousin of ?
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She is a friend of my.
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I'm going to dinner with .
a friend of mine A friend of + possessive pronoun.