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**ESTRUCTURAS** > Escribes: 1st January, 2008. > Lees (o dices) : the first of January, two thousand-eight.
 * Date /** **Fecha**. La forma en que se escribe la fecha en inglés puede variar. Y también es diferente la forma de leerla.
 * __Opción 1__.

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> Escribes: January 1st, 2008. > Lees (o dices) : January the first, two thousand-eight.
 * __Opción 2__.


 * [|Verbo to be]**. En este enlace encuentras todas las formas verbales del presente, en afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa, en forma contraída y sin contraer. En las actividades de refuerzo encuentras actividades para practicarlo.

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We can use the possessive adjectives BEFORE the nouns to show possession. —> This is my BOOK. That’s her pencil. (Possessive adjectives need to be followed by a noun)
 * Adjetivos Posesivos**

**Genitivo Sajón - The Noun Possesive's** When we want to show that something belongs to somebody or something, we usually add **'s** to a singular noun and an apostrophe **'** to a plural noun, for example:
 * ** the boy's ball ** (one boy)
 * ** the boys' ball ** (two or more boys)

Notice that the number of balls does not matter. The structure is influenced by the possessor and not the possessed. the boy's ball || the boy's balls || the boys' ball || the boys' balls || The structure can be used for a whole phrase:
 * ~  ||~ one ball ||~ more than one ball ||
 * ~ one boy || [[image:http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/bal11.gif width="29" height="30"]]
 * ~ more than one boy || [[image:http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/ball31.gif width="64" height="30"]]
 * **the man next door's** mother (the mother of //the man next door//)
 * **the Queen of England's** poodles (the poodles of //the Queen of England//)



We very often use possessive **'s** with names: When a name ends in **s**, we usually treat it like any other singular noun, and add **'s**: But it is possible (especially with older, classical names) to just add the apostrophe **'**:
 * Proper Nouns (Names)**
 * This is Mary's car.
 * Where is Ram's telephone?
 * Who took Anthony's pen?
 * I like Tara's hair.
 * This is Charles's chair.
 * Who was Jesus' father?

Some nouns have irregular plural forms without **s** (man > men). To show possession, we usually add **'s** to the plural form of these nouns:
 * Irregular Plurals**
 * ~ singular noun ||~ plural noun ||
 * my child's dog || my children's dog ||
 * the man's work || the men's work ||
 * the mouse's cage || the mice's cage ||
 * a person's clothes || people's clothes ||

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