Our / their / her / his: excursión escolar (A1)
Relato de excursión con más de 25 adjetivos posesivos. Lectura A1 con traducción.
Our Class Trip and Their Long Walk
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Practica adjetivos posesivos en excursión: our bus, their teacher, her list. Fase varied con dos grupos.
We left school at eight in the morning. Our bus was yellow and full of noise. I sat next to my friend Dan. His lunch box was enormous. His mom had packed his favorite sandwiches and his water bottle. My bag had my notebook and my camera.
Mrs Hall stood at the front of the bus. Her list was in her hand. She checked our names and smiled. Her voice was loud above the noise. She told us to keep our bags on our laps. Our bus driver said his route would take an hour.
The other class from our school came too. Their teacher is Mr Fox. His hair is gray and his voice is calm. His class wears green jackets. Our class wears blue ones. The colors help the adults find us in the forest. Their bag of first aid supplies stayed near Mr Fox.
At the park we walked in two groups. Our guide was a young woman named Sara. Her knowledge of the forest was impressive. She knew every tree by its name. She showed us its bark, its leaves, and its roots. Dan wrote in his notebook. I took pictures with my camera.
In the middle of the trail we stopped at a stream. Some students sat on their bags to rest. Mrs Hall filled her water bottle at the stream tap. Her advice was to drink often. My water bottle was almost empty so I was glad for her reminder.
The other class went left at the fork. Their path was longer and hillier. Mr Fox checked his map carefully. His group disappeared between the tall trees. Our path went right toward the lake. Sara led us down a slope with roots and stones.
The lake was quiet and blue. Its surface was still in the morning light. We ate our lunch on the grass. Dan opened his enormous box and shared his extra cookies. I gave him some of my fruit. Our picnic felt peaceful in the warm air.
On the bus home Mrs Hall collected our notes. She said their quality was very good. My notes had twelve tree names and four bird names. Dan's notes had pictures and arrows. Their detail surprised her. She promised to use our notes in next week's class.
Back at school I told my parents about the day. My mom liked my photos. My dad said our school trips sound better than his trips at my age. I smiled and put my notebook on my desk. I will read it again tomorrow before class.
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Adjetivos posesivos: our, their, her, his, my — excursión escolar; 25+ ejemplos
Practica adjetivos posesivos en excursión: our bus, their teacher, her list. Fase varied con dos grupos.
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Mrs Hall's plan
nuevaEl plan de la señora Hall
Se usa 's después del nombre de una persona para mostrar posesión.
El patrón con 's después de nombres es muy común en inglés.
Her list was in her hand
nuevaSu lista estaba en su mano
Her = принадлежит женщине. Используем перед существительным.
Es importante distinguir her (de ella) de she (ella).
His lunch box was enormous
nuevaSu caja de almuerzo era enorme
His = pertenece a un hombre. Se usa antes del sustantivo.
His se confunde a menudo con her. Este ejemplo muestra la diferencia.
Our guide was a young woman
nuevaNuestra guía era una mujer joven
Our = pertenece a 'nosotros' (el grupo que incluye al hablante). Se usa antes del sustantivo.
Our muestra posesión cuando el grupo incluye al hablante.
Their teacher is Mr Fox
nuevaSu profesor es el Sr. Fox
Their = pertenece a 'ellos' (un grupo del que el hablante no forma parte).
Their muestra posesión cuando el grupo no incluye al hablante.
I sat next to my friend Dan
nuevaMe senté junto a mi amigo Dan
My = pertenece a 'yo'. Se usa antes del sustantivo.
My es generalmente el primer adjetivo posesivo que se aprende en A1.
Palabras clave
Vocabulario que sostiene el tema del día escolar.
viaje
trip
viaje
Un trip es un viaje corto, a menudo de un día.
Palabra común en temas de escuela y viajes.
guía
guide
guía
Un guía es una persona que muestra el camino en el bosque o la ciudad.
Palabra útil para viajes y tours.
enorme
enormous
enorme
Enormous significa muy, muy grande. Similar a huge.
Gran palabra para describir tamaños en nivel A1.
arroyo
stream
arroyo
Un arroyo es un río pequeño.
Vocabulario natural para temas de naturaleza y bosque.
camino
path
camino
Un camino es una sendero a través del bosque o parque.
Útil para describir rutas y viajes.
suministros
supplies
suministros
Los suministros son cosas necesarias para un propósito específico.
Útil para hablar de lo que necesitas para actividades.
Gramática en contexto
Construcciones del texto para notar después de leer.
Our — nuestro/a (para 'nosotros')
Our class visited a nature park
nuestro
Our = pertenece al grupo del que el hablante forma parte. Our class, our guide.
Grupo con el hablante = our.
Their — su (para 'ellos')
Their teacher is Mr Fox
su
Their = pertenece a un grupo del que el hablante NO forma parte. Their teacher, their path.
Grupo sin el hablante = their.
Her — su (de ella)
Her plan was to walk the forest trail
su
Her = pertenece a una mujer. Her plan, her list, her voice.
Her siempre es para una mujer.
His — su (de él)
His lunch box was enormous
su
His = pertenece a un hombre. His lunch box, his map.
His siempre es para un hombre.
My — mi (para 'yo')
My bag had my notebook
mi
My = pertenece al hablante. My bag, my camera, my friend.
Primer adjetivo posesivo en A1.
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