Relationships

Introduce People

Possessive Adjectives

This is my class.

This is his pen.

This is her bag.

I am your teacher.

This is our university.

These are their books.

My hand.

Her phone.

Our class.

Their desks.

Give me examples from the class

How to form a possessive noun

My class >> (teacher’s name)’s class.

His pen >> (male student’s name)’s class.

Her book >> (female student’s name)’s book.

Pair work. Write sentences using

possessive forms :possessive adjectives

and nouns

Example:

This is her desk. >> possessive adjective

It is Nora’s desk. >> possessive noun

Note: contractions & possessive nouns

He is = he’s

She is = she’s

Clark’s = possessive noun

John’s = possessive nouns

He’s Clark’s teacher.

She’s john’s teacher.

Are you …..? Is this your pen?

Pair work. Role-play short conversation

Student A: Are you Marie?

Student B: No, I’m not. I’m Afnan.

Or

Student A: Is Ms. Amani your teacher?

Student B: yes, she is. / No, she’s not. Ms. Afnan is my teacher.

Track 30

Answer:

Is Reem your classmate?

Is she your neighbor?

Are Nuha, Noura, and Afaf your friends?

Are they your classmates?

Am I your boss?

Page V1.

Pair work.

Write four sentences about your life using the vocabulary words from page 12, Exercise C.

For example:

Sally is my neighbor. Or Sally’s my neighbor.

She’s my classmate.

Group work.

Each four students form a group, and introduce yourselves to each other.

Walk around the room, and introduce yourself and your partner to others.

Workbook.

Exercises 1-7