Fill in the blanks. Fill in the blanks.

1. This diamond ring belongs to Mr. Ramesh. 1. This diamond ring belongs to Mr. Ramesh.
This is ___________________ diamond ring. This is ___________________ diamond ring.

2. This music player belongs to her daughter. 2. This music player belongs to her daughter.
This is ___________________ music player. This is ___________________ music player.

3. These T-shirts belong to her children. 3. These T-shirts belong to her children.
These are _______________________ T-shirts. These are _______________________ T-shirts.

4. That cat belongs to her aunt. 4. That cat belongs to her aunt.
That is _________________ cat. That is _________________ cat.

5. Those books belong to Jagjit. 5. Those books belong to Jagjit.

Those are _______________ books. Those are _______________ books.

6. Those hats belong to the men. 6. Those hats belong to the men.
Those are _______________________ hats. Those are _______________________ hats.

Put the apostrophes (’s or s’) in the correct places. Put the apostrophes (’s or s’) in the correct places.

1. It is not Mr. Ramesh cap. 1. It is not Mr. Ramesh cap.

____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________

2. It is also not the boys cap. 2. It is also not the boys cap.
____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________

3. Then they found a girl hair band. 3. Then they found a girl hair band.
____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________

4. It is not Mrs. Ramesh hair band. 4. It is not Mrs. Ramesh hair band.
____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________
 Example 3:
Whose is used to ask who something belongs to.

What, which, who, whom, and whose are Whose music player is missing?
interrogative pronouns; His daughter’s music player is missing.
we use them to ask questions.
Form questions using the word in brackets.

1. ______________ coin boxes are those? (whose)

Those are his son’s coin boxes.
Example 1: Example 2:
What is used to ask Which is used to ask you to 2. ______________ music player was stolen? (whose)
about a person choose a person or a thing. His daughter’s music player was stolen.
or a thing.
Example 4:
What is your name? Which is your neighbour? ‘who’ and ‘whom’ are used to ask about a person.
My name is Rahman. The one standing in the middle.
Who talks to his officers every day?
Form questions using the words in brackets. Inspector Hashim talks to his officers every day.

1. ____________ is this? (what) Whom does Inspector Hashim talk to every day.
This is a cap. Inspector Hashim talks to his officers every day.

2. ____________ is her name? (what)
Her name is Kinah.
3. ____________ music player belongs to her? (which)
The small music player belongs to her.
4. ____________ gold watch belongs to Mr. Ramesh? (which)
The gold watch belongs to Mr. Ramesh.
Form questions using ‘who’ and ‘whom’.
1. ______________ speaks to Kim Seng every evening? (who)
Pravin speaks to Kim Seng every evening.
2. ______________ does Encik Rahman visit every day?
Encik Rahman visits his parents every weekend.
3. ______________ does Mr. Ramesh greet every morning?
Mr. Ramesh greets Encik Rahman every morning.
Listen to the audio. Name the things missing from the different Listen to the audio. Name the things missing from the different
parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home. parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home.

Parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home Missing things Parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home Missing things

Living room Living room

Kitchen Kitchen

Master bedroom Master bedroom

Children’s bedroom Children’s bedroom

Listen to the audio. Name the things missing from the different Listen to the audio. Name the things missing from the different
parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home. parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home.

Parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home Missing things Parts of Mr. Ramesh’s home Missing things

Living room Living room

Kitchen Kitchen

Master bedroom Master bedroom

Children’s bedroom Children’s bedroom