ST Is-It-Yours

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GENERAL ENGLISH · PRACTICAL ENGLISH · ELEMENTARY (A1-A2)
IS IT
YOURS?
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1 Warm up
Mario has a lot of things in his bag. Match the words and pictures.
glasses hairbrush headphones ID card
keys mobile notebook wallet
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
Do you keep any of these things in your bag?
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IS IT YOURS?
2 Listening
The lesson is over and it’s time to go home. The teacher is tidying up the classroom with two students,
Mario and Elena.
Listen and put a tick ✓next to the things they talk about:
1. glasses
2. hairbrush
3. headphones
4. ID card
5. keys
6. mobile
7. notebook
8. wallet
Which things are Mario’s? Which things are Elena’s? Which things are the teacher’s?
Listen again to check and write M, E or T next to the words.
3 Language point
Study the two dialogues below.
• T: Mario, is this your mobile?

• M: Yes, that’s my mobile. Thanks.
• T: And this notebook. Elena, is it yours?

• E: Yes, it’s mine. Thanks.
We use possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns to show that something belongs to someone.
Cross out the incorrect answers about the dialogues.
1. In dialogue 1, we use possessive adjectives before / after a noun.

2. In dialogue 2, the words in bold are possessive adjectives / possessive pronouns.
3. We use possessive pronouns instead of verbs / nouns or noun phrases.
4. Study the table below. Which words in columns 2 and 3 don’t change?
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1 subject pronoun 2 possessive adjective 3 possessive pronoun
I my mine
you your yours
he his his
she her hers
it its its
we our ours
you your yours
they their theirs
4 Practice
Correct the sentences that are wrong. If the sentence is correct, put a tick ✓next to it.
1. Whose phone is it? Is it your?

2. This year, we are going to Paris with our friends.
3. The glasses on the table are my.
4. This is Antonio’s wallet. Look, his cards are inside.
5. Those headphones aren’t mine. They’re her.
6. Is that car theirs? Ask them to move it.
7. The cat is sitting on it’s tail.
8. We just moved here. Our is the house with the blue door.
Read the sentences out loud using the correct possessive forms.

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IS IT YOURS?
5 Writing
Two students, Katia and Lucas, have lost some things in the classroom. Read what the students say
and decide which things belong to Katia and which things belong to Lucas. Write K or L next to the
words in the column on the left, as in the example.
Lucas says:
• I like to look good.
• I am waiting for an important call.

• I can’t see well.
• I need to show my name and date of birth.
Katia says:
• I have lots of credit cards.
• I am a good student.
• I love music.
• I have a car.
• I need to show my name and date of birth.
Then write two sentences about each thing, using possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns, as
in the example.
K or L sentence 1 - sentence 2 -
possessive adjective possessive pronoun
glasses
hairbrush L It’s his hairbrush. It’s his.
headphones
ID card
keys
mobile
notebook
wallet
Work in pairs. Test your partner on the sentences.

A: Lucas says, I like to look good.
B: It’s his hairbrush. It’s his.

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6 Extra practice/homework
Put the words in order to make sentences.
Is this book yours? it’s / mine / No / not
1.
We drive to work every day. car / is / our / This
2.
They have a dog. cat / is / The / theirs / too
3.
bag / his / It’s / not He has a green one.
4.
Does Megan have her phone? hers / I / is think / this
5.
My name is on the front. is / mine / notebook / This
6.
I forgot my book. yours / share / Can / I
7.
These aren’t mine. are / ﬂat / inside / keys / My / the
8.

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IS IT YOURS?
7 Optional extension
Vocabulary development: there are many types of bags. Match the words with the pictures.
a backpack a briefcase a carrier bag

a handbag a pencil case a suitcase
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
Answer these questions.

1. Which bag do businessmen use?
2. Which bag sometimes has wheels?
3. Which bag do women often have?
4. Which bag keeps your hands free?
5. Which bag is the smallest?
6. Which bag do you sometimes get for free?
7. Do you have any of these bags?


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GENERAL ENGLISH · PRACTICAL ENGLISH · ELEMENTARY (A1-A2)

glasses hairbrush headphones ID card

keys mobile notebook wallet

Do you keep any of these things in your bag?

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Study the two dialogues below.

• T: Mario, is this your mobile?

• T: And this notebook. Elena, is it yours?

Cross out the incorrect answers about the dialogues.

1. In dialogue 1, we use possessive adjectives before / after a noun.

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1 subject pronoun 2 possessive adjective 3 possessive pronoun

you your yours

she her hers

you your yours

they their theirs

1. Whose phone is it? Is it your?

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• I am waiting for an important call.

hairbrush L It’s his hairbrush. It’s his.

Work in pairs. Test your partner on the sentences.

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Put the words in order to make sentences.

Is this book yours? it’s / mine / No / not

We drive to work every day. car / is / our / This

They have a dog. cat / is / The / theirs / too

bag / his / It’s / not He has a green one.

Does Megan have her phone? hers / I / is think / this

My name is on the front. is / mine / notebook / This

I forgot my book. yours / share / Can / I

These aren’t mine. are / ﬂat / inside / keys / My / the

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a backpack a briefcase a carrier bag

Answer these questions.

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