Group Tale With a group, create a new story to tell. First, brainstorm the topic of the story. Then, one person starts the story with a sentence or two. When that person stops, the next person continues the story to tell what happens next. Continue around the group several times until you create an end to the story. Use possessive words correctly.
One day a shopkeeper stepped out of his store. What he saw surprised him.
The shopkeeper shouted, “Who left this mess at my door?”
Study the Models When you write, make sure your reader can understand who is doing what. Make it clear who has or owns something. This helps the reader follow the plot.
WRITE ON YOUR OWN Write about an argument between two friends who accuse each other of breaking one of their possessions. Make it clear who owns what and what happens.
REMEMBER
Possessive Adjectives | my | your | his | her | our | their |
Possessive Pronouns | mine | yours | his | hers | ours | theirs |