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Possessive pronouns and adjectives exercise

May 10, 2011 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with possessive pronouns or adjectives.

Progress 0 of 11 answered
1That policeman is a friend of ...............
Wrong!
2Honey, I have lost ............... keys.
Wrong!
3It is easy to lose ............... temper when one is criticized.
Wrong!
4The cat is in a good mood. It’s just had ............... breakfast.
Wrong!
5He watched each gesture of ............... as if she was a stranger.
Wrong!
6My work is no business of ...............
Wrong!
7The teacher told the children to open ............... books.
Wrong!
8How is that cousin of ...............?
Wrong!
9A friend of ............... has invited me to France.
Wrong!
10A friend of ............... has invited me to France.
Wrong!
11Jane broke ............... leg mountain climbing
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/11

Answers

  1. That policeman is a friend of mine
  2. Honey, I have lost my keys.
  3. It is easy to lose one’s temper when one is criticized.
  4. The cat is in a good mood. It’s just had its breakfast.
  5. He watched each gesture of hers as if she was a stranger.
  6. My work is no business of yours
  7. The teacher told the children to open their books.
  8. How is that cousin of yours?
  9. A friend of mine has invited me to France.
  10. A friend of mine has invited me to France.
  11. Jane broke her leg mountain climbing
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