Possessive Adjectives in English: Practice and Application

This video tutorial by Mark focuses on practicing English possessive adjectives such as my, his, her, its, your, their, and our. The video is part of a series and encourages viewers to watch all parts. It includes interactive practice sessions where viewers answer questions about various subjects being busy and performing different activities. The video concludes with a review of the questions and a prompt to subscribe for more content.

What is the main topic introduced in the video?

• Past tense verbs

• Possessive adjectives

• Future tense verbs

• Comparative adjectives

What is Mark doing when he says he is busy?

• Feeding his dog

• Washing his car

• Cleaning his bathroom

• Watering flowers

What activity is Sue doing when she is busy?

• Watering her flowers

• Feeding her dog

• Cleaning her bathroom

• Washing her face

What is Jim doing when he is busy?

• Feeding his dog

• Washing his car

• Cleaning his bathroom

• Stacking blocks

What are Beth and Kim doing when they are busy?

• Feeding their dog

• Eating pancakes

• Chatting at their party

• Watching TV

What is the monkey doing when it is busy?

• Feeding its dog

• Watching TV

• Cleaning its bathroom

• Stacking its blocks

What are you doing when you are busy?

• Watching TV

• Cleaning your bathroom

• Feeding your dog

• Washing your car

What are they doing when they are busy?

• Chatting at their party

• Watching TV

• Feeding their dog

• Eating their pancakes

What is the main activity discussed in the review questions?

• Feeding the dog

• Washing the car

• Cleaning the bathroom

• Stacking blocks

What does Mark remind viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Subscribe and ring the bell

• Watch another video

• Share the video

• Leave a comment