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    POSSESSION: SAXON GENITIVE (S)

    REMEMBER!
    Peter has a bicycle.
    It is Peters bicycle. (Possessor + s + possession without article)
    We can also say: The bicycle is Peters.

    DANIEL

    MOLLY

    FRED
    Activity 1: Match the objects to their names:
    A.

    Helmet

    B.

    Baby bottle

    C.

    School bag

    D.

    Doll

    E.

    Rattle

    F.

    Laptop

    G.

    Pacifier

    H.

    Cradle

    I.

    Crayons

    J.

    Books

    K.

    Skateboard

    L.

    Football

    M.

    Dress

    N.

    Clips

    O.

    Bicycle

    Activity 2: Write sentences as in the example:


    e.g. Skateboard: Its Freds skateboard.
    1. Baby bottle: _____________________________________________________________
    2. Dress: __________________________________________________________________
    3. Pacifier: ________________________________________________________________
    4. School bag: ______________________________________________________________
    5. Crayons: _________________________________________________________________

    Activity 3: Answer the questions as in the example:


    e.g. Whose crayons are they?: Theyre Mollys.
    1. Whose helmet is it? __________________________________________________________
    2. Whose clips are they? ________________________________________________________
    3. Whose doll is it? ____________________________________________________________
    4. Whose rattle is it? __________________________________________________________
    5. Whose bicycle is it? __________________________________________________________

    Activity 4: Check if the following sentences are True (T) or False (F). Correct the false
    ones as in the example:

    e.g. Letter M: Its Mollys dress. True


    Letter A: Its Daniels helmet. False. It isnt Daniels helmet. Its Freds helmet.

    1. Letter F: Its Freds laptop. ________________________________________________


    2. Letter H: Its Mollys cradle. _______________________________________________
    3. Letter J: Theyre Freds books. _____________________________________________
    4. Letter K: Its Freds skateboard. ____________________________________________
    5. Letter L: Its Daniels football. ______________________________________________

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