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    What’s in my bag?

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    8
    1

    7 2

    6 3
    5 4
    Demonstratives
    Describe the classroom. Use demonstratives.
    Ex: This is my notebook.
    Demonstratives
    Demonstratives
    headphones – laptop – glasses – coffee – eraser – cellphone
    – notebook – pencils – rulers – compass – calculator

    This is my pen.
    MY NAME is Possessions
    David. And HIS 2
    NAME is Peter.
    This is MY
    1 IPHONE.

    3
    That is GINA’S CELLPHONE.
    She HAS an iPhone.

    Yes. It is HIS
    COMPUTER. Is this PETER’S This is OUR SON.
    COMPUTER?

    This is MY FATHER.
    Possessive nouns
    1
    2
    3

    (Teddy - father)
    His father is tall.
    Teddy’s father is tall.
    (Lee - watch)
    His watch is expensive. (Carlos, Ana - cat)
    Lee’s watch is expensive. Their cat is pretty.
    Carlos and Ana’s cat is
    pretty.
    Possessive Nouns / Have
    He is Jim. This is his pencil case.
    The pencil case is nice.
    Jim’s pencil case is nice.
    1. Pedro / glasses (expensive)
    2. Angus / pencil (blue)
    3. Jill and Carla / dog (cute)
    4. My sister / keys (old)
    5. My friends / sofa (comfortable)
    6. Julius / backpack (green)
    7. My parents / house (beautiful)
    Possessive Nouns
    chair – dog – desks – homework – books – daughter
    difficult – cute – happy – heavy – comfortable – black 5

    3
    1
    2 4

    6
    Have
    1 3
    This is my cellphone.
    It is my possession.
    I have a cellphone.

    He is Carlos. This is his wife.


    She is Susan. Carlos has a wife.
    This is her pillow. Her name is Maria.
    This is Susan’s pillow. This is Maria and Carlos’s house.
    Susan has a pillow. 2 They have a house.
    DON’T HAVE Possessions
    Describe 2 possessions you have, and 2
    possessions you don’t have.
    I don’t have a necklace. Then, do the same with a person of your family.
    You don’t have glasses.
    We don’t have hats.
    HAVE
    They don’t have a dog. I have headphones.
    You have a laptop.
    DOESN’T HAVE We have orange books.
    She doesn’t have a ring.
    1 They have jeans.
    He doesn’t have a bag.
    5
    2 HAS
    She has an apple.
    He has a tablet.
    4 3
    3
    Possessions
    Possessions
    2 3
    1
    4
    5

    7
    Have
    Do you have a No, I don’t.
    laptop?
    Yes, I do.
    Do you have a
    necklace?

    Does he have Does she have


    a tie? glasses?

    Yes, he does. No, she doesn’t.


    Have
    Possessions
    Do Lisa and Ana
    have hats?

    1
    2

    3 4

    5 6
    Electronics
    Ask questions
    People AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

    Maria

    Ross and Rachel

    The students

    John
    Pronunciation

    Ends is /i/ Ends in /I/


    E – these I – this
    EE – green E – pretty
    EA – leader UI - guitar
    EO – people

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