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A1.2 unit 8 - at home

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This document contains a conversation between Karl and John about what they are doing in John's bedroom and who different items belong to, followed by explanations of possessive pronouns like "mine", "hers", "theirs", and examples of their use. It then discusses the differences between using "Do you mind if..." and "Would you mind..." when asking for permission or asking someone to do something, and how to respond positively or negatively depending on which is used.

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A1.2 UNIT 8 AT HOME
AT HOME Karl: Hi, John! What are you doing? John: I卒m organizing my bedroom. Karl: There is so much stuff in here. Are those things yours? John: Of course. For example this Metal Gear collection is mine. It卒s one of my treasure. Karl: Really? I really like to play FIFA. My favorite team is Belgium and my favorite player is Fellaini. John: That卒s great! Karl: And whose board games are these? John: They卒re my sister卒s. Also, this Scrabble belongs to her. Karl: Is it hers? It looks so interesting. John. Yeah! I love it.
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS Whose bathing suit is this? It卒s mine. (It卒s my bathing suit) Whose jewerly is this? It卒s hers. (It卒s her jewerly) Whose clothes are these? They卒re ours. (They卒re our clothes) It卒s mine They卒re yours It卒s hers They卒re his They卒re ours It卒s theirs It卒s my bathing suit They卒re your earrings It卒s her jewerly They卒re his shoes They卒re our things It卒s their stuff.
DO YOU MIND..? WOULD YOU MIND.? Use Do you mind if ? To ask for permission. A: Do you mind if I look around? B: No, go ahead. Use would you mind ? To ask someone to do something A: Would you mind helping me in the kitchen? B: No, not at all Answer Yes to agree to requests with Can and Could Can I look around? Yes / Sure/ Go (right) ahead. Could you chop the onions? Yes / Sure / Ok / No problem. Answer No to agree to requests with mind. Do you mind if I look around? No, go (right) ahead / No, not at all. Would you mind helping me in the kitchen? No, not at all / Oh, no. No problem. Agreeing to requests

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A1.2 unit 8 - at home

  • 1. A1.2 UNIT 8 AT HOME
  • 2. AT HOME Karl: Hi, John! What are you doing? John: I卒m organizing my bedroom. Karl: There is so much stuff in here. Are those things yours? John: Of course. For example this Metal Gear collection is mine. It卒s one of my treasure. Karl: Really? I really like to play FIFA. My favorite team is Belgium and my favorite player is Fellaini. John: That卒s great! Karl: And whose board games are these? John: They卒re my sister卒s. Also, this Scrabble belongs to her. Karl: Is it hers? It looks so interesting. John. Yeah! I love it.
  • 3. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS Whose bathing suit is this? It卒s mine. (It卒s my bathing suit) Whose jewerly is this? It卒s hers. (It卒s her jewerly) Whose clothes are these? They卒re ours. (They卒re our clothes) It卒s mine They卒re yours It卒s hers They卒re his They卒re ours It卒s theirs It卒s my bathing suit They卒re your earrings It卒s her jewerly They卒re his shoes They卒re our things It卒s their stuff.
  • 4. DO YOU MIND..? WOULD YOU MIND.? Use Do you mind if ? To ask for permission. A: Do you mind if I look around? B: No, go ahead. Use would you mind ? To ask someone to do something A: Would you mind helping me in the kitchen? B: No, not at all Answer Yes to agree to requests with Can and Could Can I look around? Yes / Sure/ Go (right) ahead. Could you chop the onions? Yes / Sure / Ok / No problem. Answer No to agree to requests with mind. Do you mind if I look around? No, go (right) ahead / No, not at all. Would you mind helping me in the kitchen? No, not at all / Oh, no. No problem. Agreeing to requests