Possessifs et génitif ‘s : corrigé possessifs anglais 6e

1. I love my dog.
2. You have your book.
3. He likes his bike.
4. She brushes her hair.
5. The cat eats its food. Animal → its.
6. We visit our grandparents.
7. They play with their friends.
8. Children, open your bags, please! On s’adresse aux enfants : you → your.

1. Tom is with his sister. Le propriétaire est Tom.
2. Emma is with her brother. La propriétaire est Emma.
3. Mr Smith washes his car.
4. Mrs Brown reads her newspaper.
5. Leo loves his mum.
6. Anna calls her dad.
7. The king sits on his throne.
8. The queen wears her crown.

1. The dog wags its tail. (possessif)
2. It’s a lovely day. (= It is)
3. The bird is in its nest.
4. It’s my pen.
5. The tree loses its leaves in autumn.
6. It’s cold today.

1. Harry’s wand
2. my sister’s dog
3. the children’s toys : pluriel irrégulier, on ajoute ’s.
4. my parents’ car : pluriel en -s, apostrophe seule.
5. Mrs Wilson’s house
6. the girls’ room : plusieurs filles, apostrophe seule.
7. James’s cat (on accepte aussi James’ cat)

1. Rex is Ben’s dog.
2. Kitty is Lucy’s cat.
3. Ben is Lucy’s brother.
4. Lucy is Ben’s sister.
5. Mary is Ben and Lucy’s mum. Deux possesseurs : ’s après le dernier.
6. Ben and Lucy are Paul and Mary’s children (ou Paul’s / Mary’s children).

1. It’s mine.
2. These are yours.
3. It’s his.
4. It’s hers.
5. This is ours.
6. These are theirs.

1. This is my bag. Un nom suit : adjectif.
2. The blue pen is hers. Pas de nom après : pronom.
3. Our teacher is nice.
4. Is this cap yours?
5. Their garden is big.
6. The red bike is his. He’s veut dire he is.

1. This is Harry’s wand.
2. Her name is Lily.
3. This pen is not mine.
4. My sister’s room is pink.
5. Where are their bags?
6. Our dog loves its ball.

1. Lisa is with her mum. La propriétaire est Lisa.
2. My friend’s cat is black.
3. The dog is happy. Its tail is long.
4. This is Tom’s room. Pas d’article devant le génitif.
5. This pen is mine.
6. My two parents’ car is red. Pluriel en -s : apostrophe après le s.
7. Paul washes his car every Sunday.

1. Marie’s dog is small.
2. His bike is red.
3. Her pencil case is blue.
4. This book is mine.
5. Their house is big.
6. The children’s room is messy.

1. Notre chat adore son panier.
2. Ce téléphone est à toi ?
3. La baguette de Harry est magique.
4. Leur professeur est drôle.
5. Les chaussures de mon frère sont sales.

1. It’s Amy’s.
2. It’s a present from Amy’s grandma.
3. It’s Josh’s.
4. His name is on it.
5. They are the twins’ trainers (Sam and Ella’s).
6. mine (« It’s mine! »)

Exemples de réponses :

1. My favourite object is my blue skateboard.
2. Hugo is my friend. His pencil case is green.
3. Inès’s bag is purple.
4. It’s mine! (ou It’s hers.)
5. My cousin’s dog is called Max.