Grammar Lesson: Possessive Case of Nouns and 'Have Got' in English - Prof. Perez, Apuntes de Inglés Técnico

¡Descarga Grammar Lesson: Possessive Case of Nouns and 'Have Got' in English - Prof. Perez y más Apuntes en PDF de Inglés Técnico solo en Docsity! World link intro Unit 6 Lesson A Grammar Possessive Case of Nouns Noun = A word that refers to a person, place or thing. USE The possessive case is used for showing possession or ownership. Ex: 1. That is Osvaldo’s laptop = that laptop belongs to Osvaldo. 2. It is Maria’s dog = the dog belongs to Maria. Possessive Case of Nouns spelling • We add (‘s) to a noun in the singular and to irregular plural nouns. • Ex: 1. It is the boy ‘s dog (it is his dog; the dog belongs to him.) 2. It is the children‘s ball. ( It is their ball; the ball belongs to them.) Nouns that do not follow the above rules •We add (´) to regular plural nouns. Nouns that follow the above rules Ex: This is the girls’ house. (It is their house; the house belongs to them. ) Activities https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1205 6#a Do B then complete C on page 79. Do A, B, and C on page 34 (Workbook). Conjugation Affirmative + I have got I've got You have got You've He has got He's got She has got She's got It has got It's got We have got We've got You have got You've got They have got They've got Examples 1. I have got a map. 2. He has got a big house. 3. You have got a book. 4. They've got some money. 5. She's got a good friend. Negative Formula: Subject + have/has + not + got + ... I have not got I haven't got You have not got You haven't got He has not got He hasn't got She has not got She hasn't got It has not got It hasn't got We have not got We haven't got You have not got You haven't got They have not got They haven't got