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- 1 · Understand
- 2 · Questions
- 3 · Sentence game
- 4 · Your reward
First, understand this idea.
My book, your pen, her bag. “This is mine” mein mine ke baad noun nahi. His aur her owner ke mutabiq hain.
ملکیت بتانے کے لیے my، your، his یا her استعمال کریں۔ mine اپنی جگہ مکمل لفظ ہے، اس کے بعد اسم ضروری نہیں۔
This is my book.
یہ میری کتاب ہے۔
Build the English sentence.
Urdu parhein. Rebuild the example from this lesson. Words ko sahi order mein choose karein. Tap a chosen word to put it back.
One more lesson. A little more confidence.
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Possessive words connect a thing to a person. My comes before a noun, while mine can stand alone. Choose the word according to the owner, not the object.
First, understand the idea.
My book, your pen, her bag. “This is mine” mein mine ke baad noun nahi. His aur her owner ke mutabiq hain.
ملکیت بتانے کے لیے my، your، his یا her استعمال کریں۔ mine اپنی جگہ مکمل لفظ ہے، اس کے بعد اسم ضروری نہیں۔
See it. Hear it. Say it.
یہ میری کتاب ہے۔
کیا یہ آپ کا قلم ہے؟
وہ بیگ اس کا ہے۔
One common mistake to avoid.
Now make it your own.
Label five objects as my, your, his or her. Rewrite two sentences using mine or yours.
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