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Possessive adjectives and pronouns

September 4, 2016 - pdf

Complete the following sentences using possessive adjectives or possessive pronouns.

Possessive adjectives are words like our, my, his, her, their, your and its. They go before nouns.

Possessive pronouns are words like ours, mine, his, hers, theirs and yours.

1. This house is ……………….. (our / ours)

2. We are visiting ………………. home tomorrow. (their / theirs)

3. This is ………………. laptop. (my / mine)

4. This laptop is ………………… (my / mine)

5. She has handed in …………….. work. (her / hers)

6. He is waiting for ……………….. sister. (his / him)

7. ………………….. cupboard was full of nice clothes. (Her / Hers)

8. That house is ……………….. (their / theirs)

9. This is not …………….. bag (your / yours). It is ………………. (her / hers)

10. Are these hens ………………….(your / yours)?

11. I will buy ribbons for ……………….. curly hair. (my / mine)

Answers

1. This house is ours.

2. We are visiting their home tomorrow.

3. This is my laptop.

4. This laptop is mine.

5. She has handed in her work.

6. He is waiting for his sister.

7. Her cupboard was full of nice clothes.

8. That house is theirs.

9. This is not your bag. It is hers.

10. Are these hens yours?

11. I will buy ribbons for my curly hair.

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