Grammar Music
In Lesson D, we will show two new things, possessive pronouns and plurals.
Possessive Pronouns.
In Lesson C, you learned "have got" so that everyone can "have" something.
Now we will look at possessive pronouns that help you
say the same thing in a simpler way.
I have got a big house. = My house is big.
You have got a big house. = Your house is big.
He has got a big house. = His
house is big.
She has got a big house. = Her house is big.
It
has got a big house. = Its
house is big.
We
have got a big house. = Our
house is big.
You
have got a big house. = Your
house is big.
They
have got a big house. = Their
house is big.
Note that every verb with the possessive pronouns is "is." Why? Because every verb we show is about "house," and "house" is an "it." The possessive pronoun only tells what kind of house: My House.
Here's a diagram of the first sentence: "I have got a big house."
And here is a diagram of the sentence with a possessive pronoun:
