Lesson: 11/29/2022

 Lesson: 11/29/2022

Possessive adjectives 

Possessive adjectives are mainly used to indicate that something belongs to or is part of someone. It is also used to express family, friendship or work relationships (people or animals) and to talk about the parts of the human body.

Personal nouns become possessive adjectives like this:
        

Personal pronouns	Possessive adjectives
I	My
You	You
He	His
She	Her
It	Its
We	Our
You	Your
They	Their

Examples. 
- He is my friend his name is Brayan                        - They don´t like fish their favorite food is steak 

To switch from possessive nouns to possessive adjectives:
- Bryan´s uncle - He is his uncle 

• Vocabulary family 
  
  
  
  It is important to know how to identify our family members:
  - Father                       - Aunt 
  - Mother                     - Uncle 
  - Sister                        - Mother - in - law 
  - Brother                     - Father - in - law 
  - Son                           - Grandmother 
  - Daughter                  - Grandfather 
  - Cousin                      - wife - husband
  
  
• Grammar. 
  Be from/ Questions with where 

Grammar focuses on the structure of words and how they are combined to form sentences. You can't use contractions in where. 
Examples: 
- Where´s your neighbor from?               - Where are they from?            - Where is Mr Tanaka from?
   * She is from Canada                               * They´re from Paris                     *He is from Japon 

• Vocabulary tifles and names 

Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss before people's names to show respect and courtesy in the language of communication.

Mr - single and married man

Ms - Single and married

My - Married

Miss - single

Note: It was a class full of a lot of learning, I learned new things thanks to my teacher's explanation, I will be able to continue improving my English. 

Fiorella Piña Espitia