Period 1 Study goals:1.Use Yes/No questions and short answers to identify ownership.2.Learn possessive pronouns: mine,his, hers. Is this your cup? Cup, cup.Is this your map? Map, map.This is my cup, cup,cup.This is my map, map, map.Is that his book? Book,book.Is that his bike? Bike, bike.That is her book,book,book.That is her bike,bike,bike. /pensl/ pencil /pen/pen /buk/book /res/eraser /ru:l/ruler /pensl bks/pencil box /sku:lbg/schoolbag /diknri/dictionary 1. /pensl/ 2. /buk/3. /pensl bks/4. /ru:l/5. /pen/6. /sku:lbg/7. /res/8. /diknri/Which is missing?pencilbook pencil boxrulerpen schoolbageraserdictionary 1. pencil _2. pen _3. books _4. eraser _5. ruler _6. pencil box _7. schoolbag _8. dictionary _eg bhc fad1a Match the words with the things in the picture. Is this/that your ruler? Yes, it is. Its my ruler. Its mine.No, it isnt. Its his/her ruler.Its his/hers. A: Is this your.?B: Yes, it is. Its my. Its mine.A: Is that your.?B: No, it isnt. Its his/her . Its his/hers. Are these /those your books? Yes, they are.No, they arent.Theyre his/her books.They are his/hers. A: Are these your.?B: Yes, they are.A: Are those your.?B: No they arent. They are his/her . They are his/hers. A: Is this your pencil?B: Yes, it is. Its mine. A: Is that your schoolbag?B: No, it isnt. Its his. A: Are these your books?B: No, they arent. Theyre hers. Listen and number the conversations 1-3.321 1b A: Are these your books?B: No, they arent. Theyre hers. A: Is that your schoolbag?B: No, it isnt. Its his. A: Is this your pencil? B: Yes, it is. Its mine. 1cPractice the conversations with your partner. Then make your own conversations. A: Hello! B: Hi!A: Is this your ?B: Yes, its my. Its mine.A: Is that your.?B: No, it isnt. Its his/her. Its his/hers.A: Are these your?B: Yes, they are. A: Are those your.?B: No, they arent. They are his/her . They are his/hers. 1. Identify ownership:A:Is this/that your.?B:Yes,it is. Its my. Its mine. No, it isnt. Its his/her. Its his/hers.A: Are these/those your.?B: Yes, they are. No, they arent. They are his/her. They are his/hers.* Possessive pronouns: mine, his, hers.