Understanding Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives in Family Stories
Explore how possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives are used in family stories featuring the Yeung, Ching Yee Annie, Lee, Fung King Jackie, and Simpson families. Discover how pronouns replace repeated nouns to make storytelling more engaging and concise. Dive into narratives about family members, their professions, and beloved pets while enhancing your grasp of possessive language forms.
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Possessive Pronouns (Possessive Adjectives) Yeung, Ching Yee Annie; Lee, Fung King Jackie The Education University of Hong Kong 1
The Simpson Family Mommy Sister (Lisa) Brother (Bart) Daddy Lucky Maggie Mary 3
Lets read a story about the Simpson family! 4
My family I am Maggie. There are five people and two pets in my family. My mother loves helping people. My mother is a nurse. My father saves people s lives. My father is a doctor. My mother and father love all of us. My mother and father take care of us. My family has two pets. My family always play with them. Lucky is a dog. Lucky loves bones best. Mary is a cat. Mary likes fish best. Now, it s time for the class to share! 5
Replace the repeated nouns with pronouns. 6
My family I am Maggie. There are five people and two pets in my family. My mother loves helping people. My mother is a nurse. My father saves people s lives. My father is a doctor. My mother and father love all of us. My mother and father take care of us. My family has two pets. My family always play with them. Lucky is a dog. Lucky loves bones best. Mary is a cat. Mary likes fish best. Now, it s time for the class to share! 7
My family Subject Pronouns I am Maggie. There are five people and two pets in my family. My mother loves helping people. My mother is a nurse. My father saves people s lives. She My father is a doctor. He My mother and father love all of us. My mother and father take care of us. My family has two pets. My family always play with them. Lucky is a dog. Lucky loves bones best. Mary is a cat. Mary likes fish best. They We It It Now, it s time for the class to share! you 8
Lets read another version of the story! 9
My family My name is Maggie. There are five people and two pets in my family. My mother loves helping people. What is her job? She is a nurse. My father saves people s lives. What is his job? He is a doctor. My mother and father love us and also our pets. Their names are Lucky and Mary. Lucky is a dog. Its favourite food is bones. Mary is a cat. Its favourite food is fish. Can you share something about your family too? 10
Pay attention to the coloured words. What are they? 11
My family Possessive Pronouns My name is Maggie. There are five people and two pets in my family. My mother loves helping people. What is her job? She is a nurse. My father saves people s lives. What is his job? He is a doctor. My mother and father love us and also our pets. Their names are Lucky and Mary. Lucky is a dog. Its favourite food is bones. Mary is a cat. Its favourite food is fish. Can you share something about your family too? 12
Do you know these words in Chinese? 13
My family My name is Maggie. There are five people and two pets in my family. My mother loves helping people. What is her job? She is a nurse. My father saves people s lives. What is his job? He is a doctor. My mother and father love us and also our pets. Their names are Lucky and Mary. Lucky is a dog. Its favourite food is bones. Mary is a cat. Its favourite food is fish. Can you share something about your family too? 14
Subject pronouns Chinese meanings Possessive pronouns Chinese meanings I my you your he his she her it its / / we our they their 15
