Grammar reference and practice Intro Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives Bedeutung Besitzanzeigende Pronomen (possessive adjectives) drücken aus, dass jemandem etwas gehört. Sie werden auch in Verbindung mit Namen, Adressen und Telefonnummern verwendet. Form Subjektpronomen Besitzanzeigende Pronomen I’m Anna. My name’s Anna. Are you Maria? Are you Maria and Stefan? What’s your name? What are your names? He’s a student. This is his phone number. She’s from Korea. What’s her address? It’s a beautiful cat. What’s its name? We’re from Italy. Our home town is Milan. They’re from Norway. What are their names? Practice Complete the sentences with the words in the box above. 1 “What’s name?” – “I’m Anna. Nice to meet you.” 2 They’re from Japan but children were born in Europe. 3 What languages do speak, and what’s your first language? 4 Her name’s Astrid and ’s from Mexico. 5 name’s Sameh and he’s from Egypt. 6 We only speak English but children speak three languages. 7 “What’s your phone number?” – “Well, mobile number is 07786-330074.” 8 name is Fay and she’s from Australia. your Unit 1 Possessive ’s and s’ Bedeutung Ein Nomen mit besitzanzeigendem ’s hat dieselbe Bedeutung wie ein besitzanzeigendes Pronomen (her, his, their …): James is Isobel’s husband. Alasdair is her son. Isobel is Alasdair’s mother. Rob is his brother. James is Alasdair and Rob’s father. Isobel is their mother. Form Singular Isobel + ’s = Isobel’s husband my friend + ’s = my friend’s name Alasdair and Rob + ’s = Alasdair and Rob’s family Plural In diesem Fall wird kein zusätzliches s hinzugefügt: parents + ’ = my parents’ house Practice 1 Singular Add ’s to the correct word in each sentence. 1 Are you Rob brother? 2 This is Sally, my brother girlfriend. 3 Are you Lucia English teacher? 4 My friend boss is really nice. 5 Maria Teresa family is from Madrid. 6 What’s that man name? 7 Is that your sister bag? 8 My cat name is Alfie. James Alasdair Isobel Rob Rob’s 162 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum de Verlags öbv
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