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    The document provides examples of sentences using possessive adjectives to complete the second part of each sentence. It gives phrases like "It's my car" and "They're her children" as examples of how to use possessive adjectives correctly. It then has additional incomplete sentences for the reader to fill in with the appropriate possessive adjective like "his", "her", "their", or "its".

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    The document provides examples of sentences using possessive adjectives to complete the second part of each sentence. It gives phrases like "It's my car" and "They're her children" as examples of how to use possessive adjectives correctly. It then has additional incomplete sentences for the reader to fill in with the appropriate possessive adjective like "his", "her", "their", or "its".

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    Possessive adjectives

    Complete the second sentences

    I’ve got a car. It’s my car..


    Brian’s got a computer. It’s his computer.
    Julia’s got two children. They’re ___________ children.
    Ben and I have got nice parents. _______________________________________________
    They’ve got two dogs. _______________________________________________
    The cat’s got a basket. _______________________________________________
    The children have got a ball. _______________________________________________
    John and Peter have got a lot of CDs. _______________________________________________
    The dog’s got four puppies. _______________________________________________
    Janet has got a new car _______________________________________________
    My friend and I have got some DVDs. _______________________________________________

    Put in your; his; her; its or their

    John and Julie are from South Africa. …………………….. surname is Sweet.

    …………………………..friends, Rosemary & James are from South Africa too. Their daughter,

    Emma is eleven. ……………………….eyes are blue. ……………………………..hair is dark brown.

    …………………………………….dog is called Bobby. …………………………………..eyes are brown and

    …………………………………..fur is black and white.

    Emma’s school is in Port Elizabeth. It’s near……………………………house. .………………..name is

    Prince School. Emma’s teacher is very friendly. …………………………..name is Miss Mill.

    What about you? What’s ……………………………….name? Where’s ………......…school?

    And …………………….friends? What are ………………………………….names?

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