Question

Match these questions with the right answers.
a) Are you from Japan?
b) Is geography easy?
c) Is your sister Spanish?
d) Are Harry and Anna here?
e) Am I in the right classroom?
f) Is John American?
g) Are we cousins?
h) Are you an actor?
i) Are you and Kim British?
( )No, it isn’t. It’s hard.
( ) No, they aren’t.
( ) Yes, he is. He’s from New York.
( ) Yes, you are.
( a ) Yes, I am. I’m from Tokyo.
( ) Yes, we are. Our mothers are sisters.
( ) No, she isn’t.
( ) No, I’m not.
( ) No, we aren’t. We’re Australian.
Complete the questions with the words.
How old What When Where Who
a) “ is your birthday? In November.
b) “ ’s your favorite actor?” “It’s Javier Bardem.”
c) “ are the students?” “They’re in the classroom.”
d) “ ’s your favorite sport?” “It’s tennis.”
e) “ are Patricia and Anna?” “They’re my cousins.”
f) “ are you?” “I’m 11.”
g) “ are your favorite books?” “The Harry Potter books.
Complete the words with the possessive ’s or ’.
a) Where are Emma ’s three cousins?
b) What are her sisters names?
c) Tom friends are cool.
d) The men and the women volleyball teams are amazing.
e) My grandparents names are Luke and Daphne.
f) My mom favorite sport is soccer, and my aunt favorite sport is basketball.
g) Your friend bag is in the classroom.

Answer 1

Resposta:

⇒⇒  Genitive case (possessive)

⇒⇒ Wh- questions

Match these questions with the right answers.

b) Is geography easy?

( b ) No, it isn’t. It’s hard.

d) Are Harry and Anna here?

( d ) No, they aren’t.

f) Is John American?

( f ) Yes, he is. He’s from New York.

e) Am I in the right classroom?

( e ) Yes, you are.

a) Are you from Japan?

( a ) Yes, I am. I’m from Tokyo.

g) Are we cousins?

( g ) Yes, we are. Our mothers are sisters.

c) Is your sister Spanish?

( c ) No, she isn’t.

h) Are you an actor?

( h ) No, I’m not.

( i ) Are you and Kim British?

( i ) No, we aren’t. We’re Australian.

Complete the questions with the words.

a) “When is your birthday? In November.

b) “What’s your favorite actor?” “It’s Javier Bardem.”

c) “Where are the students?” “They’re in the classroom.”

d) “What ’s your favorite sport?” “It’s tennis.”

e) “Who are Patricia and Anna?” “They’re my cousins.”

f) “How old are you?” “I’m 11.”

g) “What are your favorite books?” “The Harry Potter books.

Complete the words with the possessive ’s or ’.

a) Where are Emma’s three cousins?

b) What are her sisters' names?

c) Tom friends' are cool.

d) The men and the women volleyball teams' are amazing.

e) My grandparents' names are Luke and Daphne.

f) My mom's favorite sport is soccer, and my aunt's favorite sport is basketball.

g) Your friend's bag is in the classroom.

Explicação:

Genitive - possessive >>> usado para demonstrar posse de algo. Usamos o apóstrofe (') + ''s'' em quem possui algo.

Exemplos:

O cachorro da Maria.  >> Maria's dog.  

Maria's significa ''da Maria''

A professora da minha filha.  >> My daughter's teacher.

My daughter's significa ''da minha filha''.

Regras:

→→  Acrescenta-se apóstrofe + s quando o substantivo for singular

Exemplos:

O pai da Helen. >> Helen's father.

O carro do John. >> John's car.

→→  Se o substantivo terminar em ''S'' (plural ou não) , acrescenta-se apenas o apóstrofe

Exemplos:

O pai das meninas. >> The girls' father.

O professor dos meus filhos. >> My kids' teacher.

 

→→  Para nomes terminados em "s", há duas opções: acrescenta apóstrofe + s ou apenas o apóstrofe. A primeira opção é a mais comum.

Exemplos

Carlos’ parents. > Os pais do Carlos.

Carlos’s parents.

 

These are Lucas’s sisters. > Essas são as irmãs do Lucas.

These are Lucas’  sisters.  

 

→→  Se tiver mais de um possuidor, o apóstrofe vai apenas no último nome.

David and Paulo's father. >> O pai de David e Paulo. (são irmãos)

→→ Se tiver mais de um possuidor e mais de uma ''coisa'' possuída, o apóstrofe vai em todos os nomes.

David's and Paulo's fathers. >> Os pais de David e Paulo. (não são irmãos)

 

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