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Whose bag is it? — Workbook

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Exercise 1

1. Vocabulary gap-fill

Complete each sentence with ONE word from the box.

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  1.  drop  pen is this on the table?
  2. This bag  drop  to my sister.
  3. Can I  drop  your book for today?
  4. Of course, I can  drop  you my book.
  5. Who is the  drop  of this house?
  6. Whose glasses are these? — They're  drop .
  7. The school has a lost and  drop  box.
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Exercise 2

2. Write the possessive 's form

Rewrite each phrase using 's or '.

  1. the bag of Marco
  2. the car of my mother
  3. the desk of the teacher
  4. the books of the students (plural)
  5. the house of my grandparents (plural)
  6. the jacket of Sofia
  7. the phone of my father
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Exercise 3

3. Choose the correct possessive pronoun

Choose mine, yours, his, hers, ours or theirs.

  1. This is my bag. It's ___.

  2. That is your pen. It's ___.

  3. This is his jacket. It's ___.

  4. That is her book. It's ___.

  5. This is our house. It's ___.

  6. That is their car. It's ___.

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Exercise 4

4. Find and fix the mistake

Each sentence has ONE mistake. Write it correctly.

  1. This is mine bag.
  2. Whose is this bag? — It's her.
  3. This is the bag of Ana.
  4. The cat is eating it's food.
  5. This car belong to my father.
  6. Can I borrow you my pen?
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Exercise 5

5. Listening · The class lost and found

Three students talk about lost things. Listen for whose things they are.

  1. Speaker 1: whose jacket is it?
  2. Speaker 2: whose keys are they?
  3. Speaker 3: whose bag is it?
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Sara (Leo):This isn't my jacket. I think it's my brother's — he wore it yesterday.

Mateo (Marta):These keys are not mine. Wait — I think they're my mother's keys!

Ines (Dana):Whose bag is this? Oh, it's mine! My name is inside.

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Exercise 6

6. Writing · Something I lent or borrowed

Write 40–50 words about something you lent or borrowed. Say whose it was, what happened, and use possessive 's and a possessive pronoun.

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Exercise 7

7. Reflection

Answer in one or two sentences.

  1. Which is more difficult for you: possessive 's or possessive pronouns? Give an example.
  2. Write three things and say whose they are, using 's or a pronoun.
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