📝 Daily Practice
🎯 Lesson Goal
In this lesson, you will learn how to ask and answer questions with ‘Whose?’. You will practice simple sentences about things and people.
Dans cette leçon, vous apprendrez à poser et répondre aux questions avec ‘Whose?’. Vous pratiquerez des phrases simples sur des choses et des personnes.
🧠 Grammar Focus
We use ‘Whose?’ to ask about the owner of something. It means: ‘Who has this?’ Use ‘Whose’ at the start of the question. After ‘Whose’, use a noun. For example: ‘Whose book is this?’ The answer can be: ‘It is his book.’ or ‘It is her book.’ We use ‘Whose’ to know about possession. Don’t say ‘Who is’ instead of ‘Whose’ when you want to ask about things. Here are examples: 1. Whose bag is this? 2. Whose keys are these? 3. Whose phone rings? 4. Whose dog is that? 5. Whose coat do you want?
On utilise ‘Whose?’ pour demander à qui appartient quelque chose. Cela signifie : ‘À qui est-ce ?’ Mettez ‘Whose’ au début de la question. Après ‘Whose’, utilisez un nom. Par exemple : ‘Whose book is this?’. La réponse peut être : ‘It is his book.’ ou ‘It is her book.’ On utilise ‘Whose’ pour parler de possession. Ne dites pas ‘Who is’ au lieu de ‘Whose’ pour demander à propos des choses. Voici des exemples : 1. Whose bag is this ? 2. Whose keys are these ? 3. Whose phone rings ? 4. Whose dog is that ? 5. Whose coat do you want ?
📖 Short Reading
Anna is at school. She sees a red bag. She asks, ‘Whose bag is this?’ Tom says, ‘It is my bag.’ Anna sees a dog. She asks, ‘Whose dog is this?’ Tom says, ‘It is his dog.’ They talk about things and people. They use ‘Whose’ to ask about the owner. It is easy to know who has what.
✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
1. ____ bag is this? (Who / Whose / What)
2. ____ book do you have? (Whose / Which / Who)
3. ____ keys are on the table? (Whose / Who / What)
4. ____ dog is loud? (Whose / Which / What)
5. ____ phone is ringing? (Whose / Who / What)
6. I see a bag. ____ bag is it? (Whose / Who / What)
7. She asks, ‘____ hat is this?’ (Who / Whose / What)
8. ____ coat do you want? (Who / Whose / Which)
🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching
1. Whose book is this?
2. Whose keys are these?
3. Whose dog is that?
4. Whose phone is ringing?
5. Whose bag is this?
6. Whose coat is here?
✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice
1. What do we say to ask who owns something?
2. ____ book is on the desk? (Whose / Who / Which)
3. Anna asks, ‘____ bag is this?’ What is the correct answer?
4. Choose the correct question: ____ keys are lost? (Whose / Who / What)
5. Tom asks about a dog. He says: ____ dog is this? (Who / Whose / What)
6. Is this correct? ‘Who keys are these?’
📝 Writing Practice
1. Write a question using ‘Whose’ about a pen.
Écrivez une question avec ‘Whose’ au sujet d’un stylo.
2. Write two sentences answering ‘Whose book is this?’
Écrivez deux phrases pour répondre à ‘Whose book is this?’
📚 Key Vocabulary
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Whose |
asks about who owns something demande à qui appartient quelque chose |
| bag |
a thing to carry things un objet pour transporter des choses |
| dog |
an animal, pet un animal, un animal de compagnie |
| book |
a thing to read un objet à lire |
| keys |
things to open doors objets pour ouvrir les portes |
| phone |
a machine to call people un appareil pour appeler les gens |
| owner |
the person who has something la personne qui possède quelque chose |
| ask |
to say a question poser une question |
🔎 Answer Key
- exercise_1_fill_blanks: 1.exercise_1_fill_blanks_1: Whose 2.exercise_1_fill_blanks_2: Whose 3.exercise_1_fill_blanks_3: Whose 4.exercise_1_fill_blanks_4: Whose 5.exercise_1_fill_blanks_5: Whose 6.exercise_1_fill_blanks_6: Whose 7.exercise_1_fill_blanks_7: Whose 8.exercise_1_fill_blanks_8: Whose
- exercise_2_matching: 1.exercise_2_matching_1: It is my book. 2.exercise_2_matching_2: They are her keys. 3.exercise_2_matching_3: It is his dog. 4.exercise_2_matching_4: It is Anna’s phone. 5.exercise_2_matching_5: It is Tom’s bag. 6.exercise_2_matching_6: It is John’s coat.
- exercise_3_multiple_choice: 1.exercise_3_multiple_choice_1: Whose 2.exercise_3_multiple_choice_2: Whose 3.exercise_3_multiple_choice_3: It is my bag. 4.exercise_3_multiple_choice_4: Whose 5.exercise_3_multiple_choice_5: Whose 6.exercise_3_multiple_choice_6: No
🤖 Need More Help?
If something is still unclear, you can ask the SFC Learning Assistant for simpler explanations, extra examples, or more practice.
Si quelque chose n’est pas clair, vous pouvez demander à l’assistant SFC des explications plus simples, des exemples supplémentaires ou plus d’exercices.