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Possessive Adjectives Exercise

April 10, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1This is Anna. ............... bag is blue.
Wrong!
Use "Her" for something that belongs to Anna.
2I have a brother. ............... name is Ben.
Wrong!
Use "His" for something that belongs to a brother.
3Tom and I are students. ............... classroom is big.
Wrong!
Use "Our" when the speaker is included in the group.
4You have a new phone. Is ............... phone black?
Wrong!
Use "your" for something that belongs to the person you are speaking to.
5The dog is eating ............... food in the kitchen.
Wrong!
Use "its" for something that belongs to an animal when its sex is not the focus.
6My parents are at home. ............... car is outside.
Wrong!
Use "Their" for something that belongs to more than one person.
7I am doing ............... homework now.
Wrong!
Use "my" for something that belongs to the speaker.
8Sara and Emma love ............... teacher.
Wrong!
Use "their" for something connected to Sara and Emma together.
9We live in a small house. ............... house has a garden.
Wrong!
Use "Our" for something that belongs to or is connected with us.
10Jack is washing ............... hands before dinner.
Wrong!
Use "his" for something that belongs to Jack.
11I like this school because ............... teachers are kind.
Wrong!
Use "its" for something connected to a school or other thing.
12You and Mia can put ............... books on the table.
Wrong!
Use "your" for something that belongs to you and Mia in this sentence.
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  1. This is Anna. Her bag is blue.
  2. I have a brother. His name is Ben.
  3. Tom and I are students. Our classroom is big.
  4. You have a new phone. Is your phone black?
  5. The dog is eating its food in the kitchen.
  6. My parents are at home. Their car is outside.
  7. I am doing my homework now.
  8. Sara and Emma love their teacher.
  9. We live in a small house. Our house has a garden.
  10. Jack is washing his hands before dinner.
  11. I like this school because its teachers are kind.
  12. You and Mia can put your books on the table.
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