4 Singular 1 2 3 4 5 1 → my - you → your he → his she → her it → its Complete the table. Translate into your language. 1- you - he- she - it - Plural we → our you your they → their - → Possessive Adjectives 6 we 7 you - ... 8 they.. 2 1. This bicycle belongs to me. It's ▶ my bicycle. 2 That dog belongs to Tim. It's... ..... dog. These hats belong to my mother. They're ........ hats. Possessive adjectives show: a) that something belongs to somebody. This is my book. b) the relationship between two or more people. She is our grandmother. • We put possessive adjectives before nouns. This is his desk. Write the possessive adjectives. 4 This computer belongs to my brother and me. It's computer. 5 Those paintings belong to my family. They're .... paintings. 6 That lamp belongs to your family. It's . lamp. 7 Those towels belong to me. They're .. towels. 8 That car belongs to Philip and Mary. It's . car. 3 1 ► His (he) cat is black and white. 2............ (we) flat is not very big. Mary, is this ...... (you) dress? .... .. (they) house is very small. .... (she) mother is a singer and 3 4 5 Fill in, as in the example. 4 1 2 3 ........ (she) father is an actor. Underline the correct word in bold. My/l name is Samantha. They/Their house is on Wilson Avenue. New Zealand is a beautiful country. Its/lt capital is Wellington. 4 Our/We living room is very big. 5 Is this you/your pen? 6 He/His desk over there. She/Her favourite sport is basketball. 7 8 I/My birthday is in April. Speaking Work in pairs. Mix up your pencils, rulers, pencil cases and books, etc, then sort them out. " ► A: This is my eraser. B: Yes, and these are your pencils.​