First Steps · Unit 1 · Part C
This is my book
Possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her…) and the language we use in class.
In this lesson, you will learn...
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Possessive adjectives. my, your, his, her, our, their.
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Whose is it? Ask and say who something belongs to.
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Classroom English. Open your books. Listen and repeat.
Warm-up
Do you remember?
A quick review of the verb be.
Grammar · Possessive adjectives
Whose is it?
One possessive for each subject. Tap a line to hear it.
▶ Teacher Thais's voice| Subject | Possessive | Listen & repeat |
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In the classroom
Possessive adjectives never change, even with plural nouns: my book, my books.
Os adjetivos possessivos nunca mudam, nem no plural: my book, my books.
Os adjetivos possessivos nunca mudam, nem no plural: my book, my books.
Watch
Possessive adjectives
Watch and listen, then try it yourself.
Shadowing practice
Listen & echo
Play a sentence, then say it right away — copy the teacher's rhythm and melody, like an echo. Record yourself and compare.
💡 How to shadow: listen once, then repeat immediately — same speed, same music. Don't read word by word; copy the whole sentence like a little song.
Ouça uma vez e repita logo em seguida, imitando o ritmo e a “melodia” da frase — como um eco.
Ouça uma vez e repita logo em seguida, imitando o ritmo e a “melodia” da frase — como um eco.
Your turn
Can you write it right?
Play each sentence and type what you hear.
Check yourself
Choose the correct answer
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Unit 1 · Part C complete
Excellent!
Now you can say what belongs to who — and understand your teacher in class!
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