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Possessive s
Possessive s is used to show that something belongs to somebody or something. For
singular nouns add apostrophe + s (s) and for plural nouns add only apostrophe ().
The girls book (one girl)
The girls book (more than one girl)
The structure is influenced by the possessor.

Irregular Plurals
For nouns that have irregular plurals without s (child children) add apostrophe + s
(s) to the plural form.
Childrens ball
Womens clothes
Mens shoes

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Possessive adjectives are extremely important for learners of English. Words like
my, your, his, her, their and our belong among the most frequent ones in English. Thus,
you have to know them. Moreover, you have to learn them early to be able to understand
and
communicate
in
the
foreign
language.
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will make it easier for your students to remember the possessive adjectives in English.
This wonderful chant was created by Susan Brodar. She has published it on her
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First, ask the students
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Print out the following mind map and go through it with your students. If you teach a

monolingual class, ask the students to translate and retranslate the example sentences.
Another activity your students could do is to cover the end branches with a paper and
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The following quiz can help your students practise the possessive adjectives either
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Genitivo Sassone - Possesive case

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Menu principale:
Grammatica > nome
Per indicare una relazione di possesso, di parentela tra un
essere animato (sia persona sia animale) e un'altra persona o qualche cosa si usa in
inglese
il
genitivo
sassone
(possessive
case).
L'espressione italiana "la macchina di Maria", in inglese si trasforma perdendo l'articolo
deteminativo
"la"
e
invertendo
l'ordine
delle
parole.
Per
cui
si
ha:
nome del possessore + 's + nome della cosa posseduta o della persona

Forma
Il genitivo sassone (possessive case) si forma mettendo al primo posto il possessore,
senza
nessun
articolo
(determinativo)
seguito
da:
's se il nome singolare, anche se termina gi in -s: James's car
dal solo apostrofo ' se il nome plurale e termina in -s: Simpsons' car
's se il nome un plurale irregolare e non termina in -s: Children's room
E'
necessario
osservare
che:
Quando ci sono pi possessori della stessa cosa si aggiunge 's all'ultimo possessore se il
possesso condiviso: Ted and Julia's brother is taxi driver
Quando il possesso non condiviso dai possessori si aggiunge 's a tutti i
possessori: Jack's and Juliet's shoes
Per evitare una ripetizione, dopo il nome del possessore, la cosa posseduta pu essere
sottintesa:
Is
this
your
computer?
No,
It's
John's
Le parole come church, cathedral, shop, store house, bank, restaurant, ecc..., spesso
vengono
omesse
dopo
's:
Mike is at Joanna's (house)
Yesterday I ate at Tonino's (restaurant)
Uso
Il

genitivo

sassone

(possessive

case)

si

usa

con:

I nomi di persone, anche se sono espresse da un pronome indefinito, o animali:

Mario's restaurant (Il ristorante di Mario) someone's birthday (Il compleanno di

qualcuno)
The

dog's

kennel

(la

cuccia

del

cane)

Le
espressioni
di
tempo
e
di
spazio
Today's paper (Il giornale di oggi) ten mile's jaunt (Una escursione di 10 miglia)
Il

genitivo

sassone,

possessive

case,

non

si

usa

con:

i nomi di cose inanimate: the corner of the room (l'angolo della stanza);
quando "di" specifica una relazione tra persone e luoghi: The Prince of Wales (Il
Principe
di
Galles)
quando il nome del possessore seguito da una frase: She is the sister of the boy
who works in that cafe. (E' la sorella del ragazzo che lavora in quel bar)
Esistono delle espressioni che prevedono due casi di possesso (doppio genitivo
sassone). In questo caso si procede in senso inverso rispetto alla lingua italiana:
John's brother's car. La macchina del fratello di John
Doppio

Genitivo

Il doppio genitivo una costruzione che viene usata quando la cosa posseduta o la
persona con cui siamo in relazione preceduta da un articolo o da daltri determinativi. In
pratica
quando
sono
presenti
nella
frase
sia
of
sia
's:
Un cugino di Giovanni = a cousin of John's oppure one of John's cousin ma non a
John's
cousin
Alcune gonne di mia sorella= some skirts of my sister's oppure some of my sister's
skirts
ma non some my sister's skirts
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agli
esercizi

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Grammatica di English Gratis: Aggettivi e pronomi possessivi

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AGGETTIVI E PRONOMI POSSESSIVI

Aggettivi Possessivi
Gli aggettivi possessivi sono sempre seguiti da un sostantivo:
Questo il mio libro.

mio
libro = sostantivo

aggettivo

possessivo

In italiano si concordano con il sostantivo a cui si riferiscono. Esempi:

Il mio libro
La mia amica
I miei libri Le mie amiche
In inglese sono invariabili e non sono mai preceduti dallarticolo. Esempi:
Il mio libro My book I miei libri My books Mia sorella My sister Le mie sorelle My
sisters
Pronomi Possessivi
I pronomi possessivi non sono seguiti da un sostantivo, ma lo sottintendono:
Questo libro mio.

 Mio un pronome possessivo: sottintende il sostantivo libro.

In inglese sono invariabili e non sono mai preceduti da articolo.

This book is mine

These books are mine

importante distinguere i pronomi dagli aggettivi possessivi, perch in inglese hanno a

volte forme diverse.
PRONOMI

PERSONALI
SOGGETTO
AGGETTIVI
POSSESSIVI
PRONOMI
POSSESSIVI I io my mio, mia, miei,mie mine il mio, la mia,
i
miei,
le
mie
you
tu
your
tuo,
tua,
tuoi,
tue
yours
il
tuo,
la
tua,
i
tuoi,
le
tue
he
egli,
lui
his
suo,
sua,
suoi,
sue
(di
lui)
his
il
suo,
la
sua,
i
suoi,
le
sue
(di
lui)
she
ella,
lei
her
suo,
sua,
suoi,
sue
(di
lei)
hers
il
suo,
la
sua,
i
suoi,
le
sue
(di
lei)
it
esso,
essa
its
suo,
sua,
suoi,
sue
(della
cosa)
its*
il
suo,
la
sua,
i
suoi,
le
sue
(della
cosa)
we
noi
our
nostro,
nostra,
nostri,
nostre
ours
il
nostro,
la
nostra,
i
nostri,
le
nostre
you
voi
your
vostro,
vostra,
vostri,
vostre
yours
il
vostro,
la
vostra,
i
vostri,
le
vostre
they
essi,
esse,
loro
their
loro
theirs
il
loro,
la
loro,
i loro, le loro
* come pronome possessivo, in pratica, non usato
Gli aggettivi e pronomi possessivi di 3 persona singolare si riferiscono al
possessore
:

Esempi:

HIS

suo/sua/suoi/sue

di

lui,

riferito

persone

maschili.

Mark e suo padre Mark and his father Mark e sua madre Mark and his mother Mark e
i suoi amici Mark and his friends

 HER / HERS suo/sua /suoi/sue di lei, riferito a persone femminili. Esempi:

Susan e suo padre Susan and her father Susan e sua madre Susan and her
Susan e i suoi amici Susan and her friends
ITS riferito a cose o animali

mother

Aggettivi e Pronomi possessivi e articolo

In inglese si usano gli aggettivi possessivi al posto dellarticolo determinativo
quando ci si riferisce a parti del corpo. Esempi:
Mi lavo le mani--> Lavo le mie mani --> I wash my hands. Gli taglio i capelli--> Taglio i
suoi capelli--> I cut his hair.
In inglese larticolo che si sottintende davanti ad aggettivi e pronomi possessivi
sempre larticolo determinativo THE. Esempio:
My friend --> (the) my friend --> il mio amico.
Se voglio dire un mio amico, non posso far precedere laggettivo possessivo dallarticolo
A, perch nessun articolo pu mai precedere aggettivi e pronomi possessivi, n posso dire
semplicemente my friend perch larticolo sottinteso THE. Perci devo ricorrere ad
una costruzione alternativa:

Un mio amico --> Un amico dei miei --> A friend of mine Marta e un suo amico
--> Marta e un amico dei suoi --> Martha and a friend of hers
1. ESERCIZIO SUGLI AGGETTIVI POSSESSIVI BEGINNERS GB
Write
the
correct
possessive
adjective
for
each
sentence
Puoi scrivere le tue risposte nelle caselle di testo (attenzione: non vengono
memorizzate!)
Per vedere le risposte corrette, seleziona con il mouse lo spazio bianco dopo il simbolo
Se hai un tablet oppure uno smartphone ricopia tutto l'esercizio su una app di note o di
word processing e vedrai tutto in chiaro!
1)
I've
got
(he)
pen.

I've
got
his
pen.
2)
(she)
dog's
name
is
Bobby.

Her
dog's
name
is
Bobby.
3)
What's
(he)
name?

What's
his
name?

4)

5)

I've
never
met
(I)
brother's
girlfriend.
I've
never
met
my
brother's
girlfriend.
Have
you
met
(they)
new
teacher?
Have
you
met
their
new
teacher?
6)
I
like
(you)
shoes.

I
like
your
shoes.
7)
(I)
friends
go
to
the
cinema
on
Fridays.

My
friends
go
to
the
cinema
on
Fridays.
8)
She
didn't
want
to
go
to
she)
friend's
party.

She
didn't
want
to
go
to
her
friend's
party.
9)
They
celebrated
with
(they)
friends.

They
celebrated
with
their
friends.
10) The bird was suffering because one of (it) wings was broken.
The bird was suffering because one of its wings was broken.
2. SU AGGETTIVI E PRONOMI POSSESSIVI INTERMEDIATE GB
Write the correct possessive adjective or pronoun in each sentence
Puoi scrivere le tue risposte nelle caselle di testo (attenzione: non vengono
memorizzate!)
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word processing e vedrai tutto in chiaro!
1) (they) house is bigger than (you).

Their
house
is
bigger
than
yours.
2)
Marys
bike
is
next
to
(he).

Marys
bike
is
next
to
his.
3)
I
dont
know
(she)
point
of
view
but
I
know
(my).

I
dont
know
her
point
of
view
but
I
know
mine.
4)
These
are
some
friends
of
(I).

These
are
some
friends
of
mine.
5)
Has
she
seen
(you)
new
car?

Has
she
seen
your
new
car?
6)
I
didnt
know
that
was
(he)
mother.

I
didnt
know
that
was
his
mother.
7)
I
think
this
is
(I)
bag.
Oh,
no,
its
(you).

I
think
this
is
my
bag.
Oh,
no,
its
yours.
8) They saw (I) aunt yesterday. She was with (she) friend Laura.
They saw my aunt yesterday. She was with her friend Laura.
9) Thomas bought some flowers for (she). It was (she) birthday.
Thomas bought some flowers for her. It was her birthday.
10)
(I)
cats
were
in
the
kitchen,
waiting
for
(they)
dinner.

 My cats were in the kitchen, waiting for their dinner.

3
. ESERCIZIO DI RICOSTRUZIONE ADVANCED GB132 Make correct sentences from
the words provided and then write the possessive adjective or pronoun contained in
each
sentence
Puoi scrivere le tue risposte nelle caselle di testo (attenzione: non vengono
memorizzate!)
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1) working in when she they was her called
garden
She

was
working
in
competition
to

2)

Our
dog
3) Rose to hers

Rose
4)

5)

Is

6)

8)

Is
met

that
red
remember

that
they of

you
your

garden
our

when
dog

to
win
the
of went cinema
with
your

English
dictionary
mine
red
yours

Did
Is

7)

is
going
with the

went to the cinema

dictionary
that

Your

her
win

pen
his

they
is

friend
table

of hers
English

is

on
pen

that
is

mine

or

remember
its
that

yesterday. HERS
is
on

table.
or

yours?
did
his
car

HER
the.

competition.
OUR
a friend yesterday

you

called.
going

YOUR
that?

MINE,
YOURS
birthday?
birthday?
No,
hers?

your
car?
No,
its
hers.
my a friend sister with yesterday

YOUR,
hers who

HIS

HERS
was

Yesterday they met my sister who was with a friend of hers. MY, HERS
9)
ago
Ted
his
car
bought
two
months

10)

Ted
old

bought
mine

his
these

car

two
books

months
ago.
HIS
black
are
exercise

 These old black exercise books are mine. MINE

Personal
Adjectives
1. PERSONAL
ADJECTIVES

Pronouns,

PRONOUNS,

Possessive

Pronouns

and

Possessive

POSSESSIVE

PRONOUNS

AND

POSSESSIVE

2. PRONOUN OR ADJECTIVE? A pronoun substitutes a noun or a whole noun phrase:

The house is red. It is red.
An adjective accompanies a noun in a noun phrase: Johns house is red.His house is red.
3. SUBJECT PERSONAL PRONOUNS (Before verbs as subjects)Mary is terribly
upset today. She is terribly upset today.Toms house is red and white. It is red and
white. Susan and Peter want to go to the party. They want to go to the party. Is Dad
travelling to London next week? Is he travelling to London next week? 3RD PLURAL 2ND
PLURAL 1ST PLURAL 3RD SINGULAR (THING) 3RD SINGULAR (FEMALE) 3RD
SINGULAR (MALE) 2ND SINGULAR 1ST SINGULAR THEY YOU WE IT SHE HE YOU I
4. OBJECT PERSONAL PRONOUNS (After verbs as objects) I gave my husband a very
nice surprise. I gave him a very nice surprise. All the students did their exercises
yesterday.
All the students did them yesterday. I will go to the party with Sam . I will go to the
party with him . 3RD PLURAL 2ND PLURAL 1ST PLURAL 3RD SINGULAR (THING) 3RD
SINGULAR (FEMALE) 3RD SINGULAR (MALE) 2ND SINGULAR 1ST SINGULAR THEM
YOU US IT HER HIM YOU ME
5. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS (Not followed by a noun) This house is Toms . This house
is his . Whose car is this? Its mine . This is her idea. This idea is hers .3RD PLURAL
2ND PLURAL 1ST PLURAL 3RD SINGULAR (THING) 3RD SINGULAR (FEMALE) 3RD
SINGULAR (MALE) 2ND SINGULAR 1ST SINGULAR THEIRS YOURS OURS ITS HERS
HIS YOURS MINE
6. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES (Before the noun in a noun phrase) It is toms house. It
is his house. This is Susans car. This is her car.Those are my parents keys. Those are
their keys.

3RD PLURAL 2ND PLURAL 1ST PLURAL 3RD SINGULAR (THING) 3RD SINGULAR
(FEMALE) 3RD SINGULAR (MALE) 2ND SINGULAR 1ST SINGULAR THEIR YOUR OUR
ITS HER HIS YOUR MY
7. THEIR THEIRS THEM THEY 3RD PLURAL YOUR YOURS YOU YOU 2ND PLURAL
OUR OURS US WE 1ST PLURAL ITS ITS IT IT 3RD SINGULAR (THING) HER HERS
HER SHE 3RD SINGULAR (FEMALE) HIS HIS HIM HE 3RD SINGULAR (MALE) YOUR
YOURS YOU YOU 2ND SINGULAR MY MINE ME I 1ST SINGULAR POSSESSIVE
ADJECTIVES POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS OBJECT PERSONAL PRONOUNS SUBJECT
PERSONAL PRONOUNS PERSON

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There are 3 different activities in which students are asked to complete sentences with possessive
adjectives, possessive pronouns and fill in the blanks with possessive pronouns and possessive

adjectives.
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