POSSESSIVE, PRONOUN, DAYS AND MONTHS

 POSSESSIVE, DAYS AND MONTHS

AUGUST 27, 2021 ON FRIDAY

My students, I wish you are always in God protection and his bless.

On this occasion we will learn about Possessive, Noun or Pronoun, Days and Months.

What is possessive? In Indonesian we often think that possessive is something related to owner. There are two kinds of Possessive, they are Possessive Adjective and Possessive Pronoun. So what is possessive pronoun and what is possessive adjective?

Possessive Pronoun is "showing that something belongs to someone”. Simply, we can say that Possessive pronoun also means pronoun which has a possession function.

EXAMPLES OF POSSESSIVE PRONOUN:

Mine, Yours, Ours, Theirs, His, Hers and Its

The use of examples in sentences:

Don't take it, it's mine

Is it yours?

Possessive Adjective is a kind of a special possession for determiner, it is to shows possession for noun.

EXAMPLES OF POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE:

My, Your, Their, Our His, Her, Its

The use of examples in sentences:

My book, your hat, Jane's cat

Well, now let's talk about days of the week. How many days are there in one week? Of course seven days in one week. Can you tell us more about it? Come on

Okay guys, Days of the week are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

One day before now is Yesterday.

The next three days after now is Monday.

It's time for us to discuss about Months, How many months are there in one year?

The answer is twelve of course. The first month is January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and the last is December.

My students,

I think materials for today are enough, thanks for your participation in learning the topics, I hope you are always healthy and don't forget to keep 5A, they are:

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MATERIALS FOR POSSESSIVE, PRONOUN DAYS AND MONTHS

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STUDENT'S PRESENCE

Good luck for all my students of grade VII A to VII D, please learn it as well so that you can understand all. 

Best Regard,

Your English Teacher

Mr. Benny.