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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing words with the "f" sound and using possessive pronouns. It introduces possessive pronouns like "mine", "yours", "theirs", and "his" through examples of identifying object ownership. Students are asked to complete sentences using the correct possessive pronoun and identify examples of possessive pronouns showing ownership. The lesson emphasizes that possessive pronouns do not come before nouns and can stand alone to indicate possession.

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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing words with the "f" sound and using possessive pronouns. It introduces possessive pronouns like "mine", "yours", "theirs", and "his" through examples of identifying object ownership. Students are asked to complete sentences using the correct possessive pronoun and identify examples of possessive pronouns showing ownership. The lesson emphasizes that possessive pronouns do not come before nouns and can stand alone to indicate possession.

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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing words with the "f" sound and using possessive pronouns. It introduces possessive pronouns like "mine", "yours", "theirs", and "his" through examples of identifying object ownership. Students are asked to complete sentences using the correct possessive pronoun and identify examples of possessive pronouns showing ownership. The lesson emphasizes that possessive pronouns do not come before nouns and can stand alone to indicate possession.

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    ENGLISH Q2 Week 1

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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing words with the "f" sound and using possessive pronouns. It introduces possessive pronouns like "mine", "yours", "theirs", and "his" through examples of identifying object ownership. Students are asked to complete sentences using the correct possessive pronoun and identify examples of possessive pronouns showing ownership. The lesson emphasizes that possessive pronouns do not come before nouns and can stand alone to indicate possession.

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    ENGLISH 1 QUARTER 2

    WEEK 1

    ● Pronouncing words with the f


    sound
    ● Using Possessive Pronouns
    Hello kids! How are you?
    It’s so nice seeing you
    again. Be ready for a fun
    filled learning today.
    Common!
    Give me the names of
    the following pictures
    and note the beginning
    letters of it.
    What is this?

    Flower
    What is this?

    Fox
    What is this?

    Fire
    What is this?

    Fan
    What have you observed from the
    pictures?

    The pictures begins


    with letter f.
    LETS READ
    Repeat after me.

    fan fox
    fire flower
    Now it’s your turn to read.

    fat fool
    fin fur
    Provide the missing words to
    complete the sentence.

    The pig is clever and


    _____t. fat
    Provide the missing words to
    complete the sentence.

    The ____
    fireis
    dangerous and hot.
    Provide the missing words to
    complete the sentence.

    Ibought____ for my
    flowers

    mom’s birthday.
    Let’s study...

    This pencil is mine,


    not yours.
    Let’s study...

    That house next


    door is theirs.
    Let’s study...

    That pet cat is


    yours.
    Let’s study...

    This is his car.


    What have you
    It shows ownership
    observed with the
    or owning
    underlined words mine,
    something.
    yours, theirs, and his?
    What do shows
    Words that you call
    pronouns
    ownership that
    are called
    possessive pronouns.
    shows ownership?
    Whatpronouns
    Possesive is a
    arepossesive
    words that show
    who or what owns
    pronoun?
    something.
    Possesive pronouns do
    not come before a
    noun; they stand alone.
    Possesive pronouns
    are:
    mine, yours, his, hers,
    ours, and theirs.
    Examples:

    This is Adele’s house.


    Hers is referring
    This house is hers. to
    Adele who owns the
    house.
    Examples:

    This is your
    Yours refercar
    to
    Shirley.
    Shirley who owns
    This car
    the is yours.
    car.
    YOU CAN DO IT!

    We bought that house last


    year. It is _____.
    (theirs, ours)
    YOU CAN DO IT!

    This car belongs to Mr.


    and Mrs. Smith. It is
    _____.
    (theirs, ours)
    YOU CAN DO IT!

    I think I saw John drop


    this pen.
    It is _____.
    (hers, his)
    YOU CAN DO IT!

    This book is ____. It has


    my name on it.
    (mine, yours)
    YOU CAN DO IT!

    My brother and I made


    that chair.
    It is _______.
    (ours, yours)

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