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    Possessive Determiners: A. 1. A) B) C) 2. A) B) C) 3. A) B) C) 4. A) B) C) 5. A) B) C) 6. A) B) C) 7. A) B) C)

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    Possessive determiners indicate possession or belonging. They are always placed before nouns like "my brother" or "his name". To use them correctly, you need to memorize the possessive determiners and their short forms. Possessive determiners are frequently used with family vocabulary like "brother", "parents", etc.

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    Possessive Determiners: A. 1. A) B) C) 2. A) B) C) 3. A) B) C) 4. A) B) C) 5. A) B) C) 6. A) B) C) 7. A) B) C)

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    Possessive determiners indicate possession or belonging. They are always placed before nouns like "my brother" or "his name". To use them correctly, you need to memorize the possessive determiners and their short forms. Possessive determiners are frequently used with family vocabulary like "brother", "parents", etc.

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    Possessive determiners indicate possession or belonging. They are always placed before nouns like "my brother" or "his name". To use them correctly, you need to memorize the possessive determiners and their short forms. Possessive determiners are frequently used with family vocabulary like "brother", "parents", etc.

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    Possessive Determiners: A. 1. A) B) C) 2. A) B) C) 3. A) B) C) 4. A) B) C) 5. A) B) C) 6. A) B) C) 7. A) B) C)

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    Possessive Determiners

    Não te esqueças de que os possessive determiners indicam sempre posse, ou seja, uma
    ideia de que alguma coisa pertence a alguém. Colocam-se sempre antes dos nomes (ex.: my
    brother; his name; etc.). Para os aplicares corretamente, deves memorizá-los. Estes
    determinantes usam-se frequentemente com vocabulário da família (ex.: brother, parents,
    etc.).

    Personal pronouns Short forms


    I my
    you your
    he his
    she her
    it its
    we our
    you your
    they their

    A. Tick () the correct option. (Seleciona a opção correta.)

    1. Jennifer is my friend. __________________ sister is Mary. a) Their  b) His  c) Her

    2. They are Mr and Mrs Smith. __________________ son and daughter are at school.
     a) Its  b) Their  c) Our

    3. Henry is my friend. This is __________________ family.  a) my  b) his  c) your

    4. __________________ family is big, Tom.  a) Its  b) Your  c) Her

    5. Ann and I are sisters. __________________ parents are Susan and Peter.
     a) Their  b) Your  c) Our

    6. Hi, Jason. Who is __________________ friend?  a) its  b) your  c) her

    7. Hello, I’m the new student. __________________ name is Susan. a) His  b) Our  c) My

    B.Complete the sentences with the correct possessive determiner. (Completa as frases com o
    possessive determiner correto.)
    1. _______________ name is Ann. I’m from England.
    2. Is that _______________ friend Peter, Kate?
    3. That is Oscar. David is _______________ son.
    4. Sarah is my friend. _______________ father is from my home town.
    5. Chloe and I are twin sisters. _______________ parents are teachers.
    6. Daniel and Ann are parents. _______________ daughter Mary is at school.

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