Possessive 's Follow the lines. Then write the names with the possessive 's and the objects. Sara 1 the teacher 2 the girl pen 3 Tom teacher 4 the boys 5 the teachers poster 6 the students DVDS Sara's CD player, CD player 1 2 3 4 5 6

1. The teacher's pen  

2. The girl's poster  

3. Tom's dictionary  

4. The boys' bags  

5. The teachers' DVDs  

6. The students' teacher

Dear Denis,
My mum and dad called me a few minutes ago and asked me to meet them at the camp gate as they decided to visit me in the afternoon to bring some tasty things here from our garden. So I'll wait for them at the gate, and you can also come to me there. Or you can wait for me here in my room, and then we'll both eat fresh young carrots and peas and, of course, delicious strawberries and some other sweetie things like tasty pies from my granny. So come up or wait here, as you like, and I'll be back somewhere in half an hour or so.
Zhenya
Дорогой Денис,
Мои мама и папа позвонили мне несколько минут назад и попросили меня встретиться с ними у ворот лагеря, поскольку они решили посетить меня днем, чтобы привезти какие-нибудь вкусные вещи сюда из нашего сада. Поэтому я буду ждать их у ворот, и ты также можешь придти туда. Или, если хочешь, подожди меня здесь, в моей комнате, а затем мы оба полакомимся свежей молоденькой морковкой и горошком, и, конечно же, вкусной клубникой и еще какими-нибудь вкусняшками, или сладкими пирожками от бабушки. Так что приходи или жди меня здесь, как хочешь, а я вернусь где-то через полчаса или что-то около того.
Женя

На английском языке Перевод на русский язык My Favourite Movie Мой любимый фильм My name is Ella. I am 13 years old. I would like to tell you a few words about my favourite movie. I like watching movies very much, especially at the cinema. I can say that I’m a cinemagoer. Every time new film comes out me and my friends go to watch it. The nearest cinema is at the mall. It’s a brand new building with comfortable halls. We’ve watched many films that I enjoyed but my favourite was one Russian film called “Elki”. It’s a bright New Year comedy, which consists of two parts: “Elki-1” and “Elki-2”. The first movie appeared a year ago and the second one appeared on screens this year. I liked both films because they were excellent. The title “Elki” translated into English means fir-trees. Traditionally, all Russian families decorate fir-trees on the New Year’s Eve. The biggest fir-tree is put up in Moscow on Red Square. The film shows how families in different cities of the country get ready for the New Year celebration. Some people even get into troublesome but funny situations. There are lots of characters in the movie who find love and friendship. I liked this film very much because there were many kind and positive moments. There were also some of my favourite actors, such as Ivan Urgant, Sergey Svetlakov, Gosha Kutsenko and others. If you haven’t seen this film yet, I recommend it.