round-up 4 1 Inserisci l aggettivo possessivo adeguato. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. 2 That is Henry and that s ...................... cousin Tom. Where are ...................... trainers, Mark? May I introduce ...................... mother to you, Mr Brown? The Simpsons are driving ...................... children to school. A giraffe s neck is long, but ...................... head isn t very big. The cat is licking ...................... whiskers. We never do ...................... homework after dinner. Mrs Child and ...................... husband live in Manchester. I cannot find mys keys. How old is your dog? Mike is talking to her sister. The letter is in her envelope. Is this wallet his, Mr Halifax? Are these yours books, Jenny? James has invited his classmates home. Kathy and her friends often go out in the afternoon. Scegli l opzione corretta sottolineandola. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. 64 What do you mean, Your guess is as good as mine ? My guess is a hell of a lot better than your guess! Cerchia R se la frase è corretta o W se è sbagliata. In questo caso sottolinea l errore e correggilo. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. 5 Is this his/her/your bag, Jane? How is his/her/your mother, Bob? William and her/his/their brothers are in Spain at the moment. The goldfish is in his/its/their bowl. Paul is waiting for his/her/their friends. Tell the children that his/their/its sandwiches are on the table. Pat and Sally, give me your/my/their exercise-books. The two sisters are meeting his/her/their boyfriends. Completa queste frasi con gli opportuni aggettivi possessivi. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. 4 The pen belongs to Mr. Grant. It s pen. The book belongs to Mary. It s .. book. The suits belong to the boys. They re suits. The house belongs to us. It s house. The laptop belongs to Fred. It s laptop. Those shoes belong to the children. They re shoes. The mobile belongs to you. It s mobile. The notebook belongs to me. It s notebook. Scegli l alternativa corretta tra quelle date in corsivo. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. 3 Il possesso She s not his friend, she s(my/mine. Robert didn t drink his own coffee. He drank her/hers. That is one of hers/her friends. His neighborhood is safe, while my/mine neighborhood isn t. His neighborhood is safe, while my/mine isn t. Did your/yours mother call? I don t know them/their very well. I don t know them/their daughter very well. R R R R R R R R W W W W W W W W .............................. .............................. .............................. .............................. .............................. .............................. .............................. ..............................