Ficha de inglês 6º ano:

Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Possessive Pronouns

I My (meu/minha) MineYou Your (Teu/Tua) YoursHe His (Dele) HisShe Her (Dela) HersIt Its (para coisas) -----We Our (Nosso/Nossa) OursYou Your (Vosso/Vossa) YoursThey Their (Deles/Delas) Theirs

Usa-se o “Possessive Adjective” antes do nome, para dizer a

quem pertence o nome.

Exemplo: 

Where is your pencil?

O “Possessive Pronoun” substitui o “Possessive Adjective” + O nome

Exemplo.: These are (my books) mine.

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1. Substitute the underlined words with possessive adjectives.

 

Example: John´s knee hurts. His knee hurts.

 

a) My parents´ friend is worried. ______________________

b) Mary´s father speaks Russian. ______________________

c) Tim´s cousins go to my school. _____________________

d) Jim and Sam´s favourite team is F.C.Porto. _____________

2. Rewrite the sentences using possessive pronouns.

 

Example: This is my pen. This pen is mine.

 

a) Is that your pencil? _______________________________

b) These are your books. _____________________________

c) That is her bike. _________________________________

d) This is my ring. __________________________________

3. Complete as the example:  

Example:

 

This isn´t my book. The book isn´t mine.

 

a) This isn´t our car. __________________________

b) It´s her bag.

__________________________

c) It´s my father's newspaper. __________________________

d) That isn´t my pen __________________________

4. Answer the questions, using the possessive pronoun that corresponds to the

personal pronoun in brackets.

 

a) Is that Mark´s dog?

No, ____________ (I)

b) Is this my rubber?

No, _____________(she)

c) Is that your pencil?

No, _____________ ( they)

d) Is this our ball?

No, _____________( you)

5. Crosswords about fruit.

6. Label the Picture

1. 4.2. 5.3. 6.

7. Write sentences using CAN ou CAN’T (+ = Positive; - = Negative):

a. I/Play the piano (-)

I can’t play the piano

b. They/ drive a car (+)

c. You/ come with me (-)

d. We / play anymore (-)

e. She/ do her homework alone (+)