THE FIFTEENTH LESSON VOCABULARY Prefixes area Possessive Case back room cats front room| ‘g00¢-looking people toothbrush traffic what ... like? which? toothbrushreise Crear) og e cia cored father John friend Ric] Cr SOs Cre rr e oe Seay Cag ad oy Sey ood Sire peracid Claae re e9 parents ap De Pos ee) ote eo) lrg or) (car + car =) cars . b rea reece cc ae Re Rag (mother + mother =) mothers rr (ieee ot aco) eae ee ar a ae ie ck Se ee ee ee Oe SS ee ee oe a a a es ns * * * os * * * ra * a * * * ra a * * a rd a * a ra a ra a * * a ra a * * * * rs * * * 3A Whose book is this? > notebook is this? backpack is this? cell phone is this? office is that? apartment is that? house is that? bed is that? Whose keys are these? bags are these? sweaters are those? sneakers are those? apartments are those? glasses are those? pillows are those? Lis 8 This is John’s book. It’s John’s. Mary's notebook. It’s Mary's. Jane’s backpack. It’s Jane's. Richard's cell phone. It’s Richard's That's Helen's office. it’s Helen's. Jims apartment. It’s Jim's. Bob's house. It’s Bob's. Susan’s bed. It’s Susan's. B These are John’s keys. They're John’s Mary's bags. They're Mary's Richard's sweaters. They're Richard's. Those are Heler’s sneakers. They're Helen's Jim's apartments, They're Jims. Bob's glasses. They're Bob's. Susan's pillows. They're Susan's This is John and Mary's classroom. Richard and Susan’s house. Jim and Jane's apartment. Helen and Jean's car, That is the lawyer and the executive's office. the secretary and the director’s room, These are John’s and Mary's cars, Richard's and Susan's cell phones. Jim’s and Bob's offices, Those are the director's and the executive's offices. the secretary's and the receptionist’s desks, tie taHow many cars? John’s and Mary's Uohn’s and Mary's cars) Bill and Mary's {Bill and Mary's car) ‘The doctor’s and the nurse's ‘The man and the woman's ‘The doctor and the nurse’s Peter's and Paul's Peter and Paul's Joe and Jim's Joe's and Jim's Susan’s and Helen's Susan and Helen’s I’sJohn’s book, = —————> It's John’s. It's Mary's notebook. It’s Mary's. It’s Tom's telephone. It’s Tom's. It’s Paul's car. It’s Paul's. It’s Helen's office. It’s Helen's, It’s Ruth’s apartment. It’s Ruth's. t's Bob's house. It’s Bob's It’ Bill’s restaurant. It’s Bill’ ‘Mary Smith’s father is at work. He’s an executive. His office is in a big building downtown. (Mr. Smith’s office ison the sixth floor. There are two people in his office, he and his secretary. Mr. Smith’s secretary's name is Jane Harris. She's pretty and efficient. Their work is interesting, They're happy at work. Mary Smith’s mother is a psychologist. Her office is at a clinic in a quiet area of the city. Mrs. Smith's office is on the first floor. There are two rooms in her office. The back room is hers and the front room is her receptionist's. EXTRA DRILL class is at eight in the morning class is at eight a.m. class is at half past eight in the morning. His classis at eight-thirty in the morning. class is at eight-thirty a.m. Her class is at a quarter past eight in the morning. Her classis at eight fifteen a.m. Their class is at a quarter to nine in the morning. Their class is at eight forty-five a.m, Your classis at noon. John’s class is at three in the afternoon. John’s classiis at three p.m. Mary's. classis at half past three in the afternoon. Mary's. class s at three-thirty p.m. Peter’s class is at a quarter past three in the afternoon.last x first : uety x good-looking (men and women) pa cea bape vely Noe Peey, easy x hard 2 aa ae responsible x _ irresponsible Bey aac nervous x calm interesting x dull se seen interesting x _ boring thin re polite x rude Eu aoe polite x impolite patient x _ impatient present absent efficient x — inefficient re ere: experienced x — inexperienced quiet x noisy dean x dirty honest x dishonest light x heavy organized x disorganized always x =~ never organized x — sloppy good x bad neat x sloppy fast x slow small x big small x large happy x unhappy happy x sad eh. x poor important x unimportant tall meray interesting x _ uninteresting young x old (people) comfortable x uncomfortable eae told (obec) pleasant x _unpleasant intelligent x dumb clever x dumb: a Whose book is this? Whose books are these? This is John’s book. It’s John’s. These are John’s books. They're John’s, Whose phone book is this? Whose sneakers are these? This is Richard’s phone book. It’s Richard's. These are Richard’s sneakers. They're Richard's. Whose cell phone is that? Whose sweaters are those? That's Helen's cell phone. It’s Helen's. Those are Helen’s sweaters. They're Helen's. Whose apartment is that? Whose glasses are those? That's Jim's apartment. It’s Jim’s. Those are Jim’s glasses. They're Jim’s. Whose house is that? Whose _ pillows are those? ‘That's Bob’s house. It’s Bob's. Those are Bob's pillows. They're Bob's. Whose bed is that? That's Susan's bed. It's Susan’s ©ai Lis HOMEWORK WRITTEN EXERCISES: 1- FILLIN THE BLANKS WITH THE CORRECT POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS, ACCORDING TO THE SUBJECT (I AM IN MY CLASSROOM). 1, The designer is in 2, 3, Is this your computer? Yes, it’s 4, Is this John and Joanne’s house? Yes, it's house. It’s Is this your CD player? No, it's John's. It’s 5. William and | are in our bedroom and you and Michael are in 6. “Sarah, is this ?” "No, it's not backpack, it's John’s* 7. The dogis on Il- FILLIN THE BLANKS WITH WHOSE OR WHO" 4 your grandfather? a car is this? 10. TV set is in the office? 1. the new surgeon at the hospital? 12. your father? 13. pillow is that? 14. newspapers are those? 15. parents are they? 16. your sister? 17. sister is she? 18. He's ugly. He's handsome. 19. It’s dull. It’s interesting. 20. He's dumb. He's clever,Lis g = ‘There are many “S words"in your vocabulary list. Let's look for them! Write down the words as you find them and circle them in the puzzle square. STROUGTHCIWONASOS DOCSALESMAN Ag sDEvESSCHEOTO SL GE HTEGN Saf Ase! ROADSEEANORRSDLAA i Ure BWAY POWREB GOSFNOSBE LPEPCN W's!? AL R.S:T,.0 PSGSUMR bem. 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