Possessive 's' (Unit 6)

[Peter4]

Hi dear professor! I just received and read the lesson four.
I might say that the read color represent possessive pronounce. Because it says that something belongs someone. Example:Peter's house (the house belongs peter)Torsten's class( the class belongs torsten) Peter's car( the car belongs Peter) and so on. And the color blue comes from the verb ''to be'' He's an engineer= He is an engineer. That's very good= That is very good. It's really hard= It is really hard and so on.
Talk to you real soon!!

[Mgali]

dear Torsten,
the red "s"s refer to possessive pronoun while the blue "s"s refer to the short hand form of verb to be in the form of "is". although it was very easy to know the difference i wanted to contact you and thank you for you lessons

yours
Mohamed

[Ileana Mihaela]

Hi, dear Torsten,

"s" in red shows the possessive
"s" in blue is the short form of verb "to be" at the third person, singular: he is, she is, it is.

My husband's car is blue.
He likes to drive.

Please, correct me.
See you soon,
Ileana Mihaela

[Hailu]

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dear teacher
simple past
the action finshed
the time is past ex I drove the airplane for two years.
present progresive
the action start past time it contune until now .
I have driven the airplane for two years.
I have driven the airplane since 2008.
hailu gebi

[Hailu]

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dear teacher
the red S is posessive.
my father's house =the house of my father
the blue S is the verb (to be).
she's beautful.
It's 10:00.
hailu gebi

[Ileana Mihaela]

Hi, dear teacher Torsten,

"s" in red shows the possessive : My husband's car is blue. (so, his car is blue).
"s" in blue is the short form of the verb "to be", the third person, singular: he is, she is, it is : He's good driver.

[Aza]

when (s)is red ,it means is as averb but when it become blue means her or his for example aza'mobil

[Jalil's Fellow]

some times it can be a lil bit confusing anyway i think it goes like this:

1.RED "S": verb to be:(the abbreviation, the shortened form of the verb to BE) she is a rock star----she's a rock star

2.BLUE "S": possessive: her husband's name - her boyfriend's name

[Abbas22]

hello,
it is not difficult, blue is short form of verb be , while red means possessive case .
thanks

[Whivine]

ok for possessive and thank you

[Indolent]

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Hi Torsten !

The possessive "S" is in red and the "S" in blue is the contracted form of the "To Be" verb.

See you later .

Rogério
Brazil

[Duongmuoi]

The s blue is tobe. Ex: He is (He's) 23 years old.

The s red is Possessive. Ex: My darling's motor is blue.

[Jazzasimple]

hi there....

actually i used that words...with s...but now i know how to use it and when to use it....thank you....it helps me a lot

[Fly28]

Hi,
When the "s" is red, it is the possessive, When the "s" is blue, it is the tobe.

[Nyamka3208]

Hi? all

Red color is possessive.Blue color is "to be" verb.