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As you know you have to fill out a reading sheet according to the following model:  

Reader name 
Book title
Author   
Illustrator
                    PLOT

Opinion *
New words learnt  

Ilustration *

*Optional activities 





     

There was.../There were

Las formas pasadas de there is y there are son, lógicamente, there was y there were.

Así tenemos…

There is (singular, presente) — there was (singular, pasado)

There are (plural, presente) — there were (plural, pasado)

 Cuando decimos “singular” también puede ser que estemos hablando de algo incontable.

There is .../There are

  

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/there_is_are-exercises.html

https://www.theyellowpencil.com/gramahay.html

 THE RELATIVE PRONOUN: WHOSE: is mostly used in written language and expresses  A POSSESSION OR A FAMILY LINK.


Decide whether who's or whose is used. Choose from the drop down menu.

1.      Who's  Whose    not here today?
2.      Who's  Whose    book is this?
3.      Who's  Whose    broken the window?
4.      Who's  Whose    taken my pen?
5.      Who's  Whose    bag has been stolen?
6.      Who's  Whose    in the office?
7.      Who's  Whose    dad is Irish?
8. She's the woman      who's  whose    going to be our new manager.
9. Ask Walter, he knows      who's  whose    who.
10. Do you know      who's  whose    van that is?

http://www.saberingles.com.ar/curso/lesson16/05.html

Exercise 1   

Completa colocando el pronombre posesivo que corresponda a la persona indicada entre paréntesis.

1. Whose pen is this?
It's  (Paul).

2. Whose dog is that?
It's  (we).

3. Whose computer is that?
It's  (the kids).

4. Whose car is this?
It's  (Laura).

5. Whose book is that?
It's  (I).

6. Whose glasses are these?
They're  (Harry).

7. Whose dictionary is this?
It's  (you).

8. Whose album is this?
It's  (they).

9. Whose hat is this?
It's  (Mark).

10. Whose gloves are these?
They're  (I).

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/arts/exercises/grammar/grammar_tutorial/page_57.htm

  Library time!     This is the book of the week

Remember!



Reader name 
Book title
Author   
Illustrator
                    PLOT

Opinion
New words learnt  

Ilustration     

Library time!     This is the book of the week

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Possessive Pronouns 

Fill in mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs. A: Is this my book? B: No, it's . Yours is over there on the desk. A: Do you really think that it was my fault? B: Yes, of course it was . A: Is this our neighbours' dog digging in our garden? B: Yes, it's . A: Who left that mobile phone on the shelf? Is it my brother's? B: Yes, I'm sure it's . A: Is this my glass? B: No, it's not . It's mine. A: Those are your kids' bikes, aren't they? B: Yes, they are. They are . A: Whose sunglasses are these? B: They are . I was looking for them for some time. A: Is that your car in the driveway? B: No. We parked  on the street. A: Linda is looking for her keys. Are these hers? B: Yes, they are . A: This is your parents' car, isn't it? B: No, it's . I bought it last Tuesday. A: Someone forgot this umbrella? Is it your brother's? B: Yes, I think it's . A: Does that red car belong to your parents? B: Yes, it's .

Library time!     This is the book of the week