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Possessive pronouns exercise

March 10, 2012 - A2pdf

Use a possessive pronoun in the gap in each sentence based on the word(s) in the brackets.
Example

Question: This book is ………………… (I)

Answer: This book is mine.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Let’s go to ............... house.
Wrong!
2Is this book ...............?
Wrong!
3That house is ...............
Wrong!
4Do you hear the mobile ring? I think it is ...............
Wrong!
5Can we go in ............... car?
Wrong!
6Look at that dog over there. It is ...............
Wrong!
7Look at that house over the river. It is ...............
Wrong!
8This car is ...............
Wrong!
9Is this ...............?
Wrong!
10No, it is ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Let’s go to her house.
  2. Is this book yours?
  3. That house is hers
  4. Do you hear the mobile ring? I think it is mine
  5. Can we go in his car?
  6. Look at that dog over there. It is his
  7. Look at that house over the river. It is theirs
  8. This car is ours
  9. Is this yours?
  10. No, it is hers
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