Possessives & Apostrophes Dictation: Possessive Adjectives

Listen for the little word before the thing or person. My lunch is for me. Your lunch is for you. We also say my dad and your dad when we talk about family. His, her, our and their tell you about someone else or a group. The word can be quiet, so listen again if you miss it. Keep the noun after it too. Then write the rest of the sentence. A place or time can come at the end, and those words help you understand what you hear.