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1、Period 1 Study goals:1.Use Yes/No questions and short answers to identify ownership.2.Learn possessive pronouns: mine,his, hers./pensl/ pencil/pen/pen/buk/book/res/Eraser/ru:l/ruler/pensl bks/pencil box/sku:lbg/schoolbag/diknri/dictionary1. /pensl/ 2. /buk/3. /pensl bks/4. /ru:l/5. /pen/6. /sku:lbg/

2、7. /res/8. /diknri/Which is missing?pencilbookpencil boxrulerpenschoolbageraserdictionary1. pencil _2. pen _3. books _4. eraser _5. ruler _6. pencil box _7. schoolbag _8. dictionary _egbhcfad1aMatch the words with the things in the picture.Is this/that your ruler? Yes, it is. Its my ruler. Its mine.

3、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 y

4、our.?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 1-3.3211bA: Are these your books?B: No, they aren

5、t. 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.

6、 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.