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New Headway Beginner
Unit 4
Öğr. Gör. Barış Eriçok
Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli Üniversitesi
Yabancı Diller Yüksekokulu
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1 My, your, his, her, our and their are possessive adjectives.
2 Complete the sentences.
1 Hello. I’m Jon. What’s ___ name?
2 Linda is a student. ___ school is in Rome.
3 Ben and Cal are singers. ___ band is great.
4 We’re students. This is ___ school.
Possessive adjectives4.1
What’s your name?
Her school is in Rome.
Their band is great.
This is our school.
This is
bag.
mother.
house.
I
you
he
she
we
they
my
your
his
her
our
their
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1 ’s shows possession.
This is Henry. This is his brother.
This is Erica. This is her computer.
2 ’s is also the short form of is.
He’s a bank manager.
She’s my daughter.
3 is or possession?
1 Sarah’s married.
2 Tony and George are Amy’s sons.
3 Grace’s sisters aren’t married.
Possessive ’s4.2
This is Henry’s brother.
(’s = the brother of Henry)
This is Erica’s computer.
(’s = the computer of Erica)
(He’s = he is)
(She’s = she is)
is
possession
possession
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1 Most plural nouns add -s in the plural.
computer
school
2 Nouns that end in -s, -ss, -sh, or -ch add -es.
address
watch
3 Some nouns that end in -y change to -ies.
university
family
Plural nouns4.3
computers
schools
addresses
watches
universities
families
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4 Some nouns are irregular.
child
man
person
5 Make the words plural.
1 businesswoman
2 house
3 party
4 sandwich
5 camera
Plural nouns4.3
children
men
people
businesswomen
houses
parties
sandwiches
cameras
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1 Have is an irregular verb.
2 Complete the sentences.
1 Ali and Mona ___ a son.
2 Paul ___ a job in Paris.
3 My school ___ 20 computers.
have/has4.4
Ali and Mona have a son.
Paul has a job in Paris.
My school has 20 computers.
I
You
We
They a new car.
a big house.He
She
It
have
has
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