Possessive Adjectives
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My, your, his, her, its, our, their — showing who something belongs to.
1Choose the best answer Tap an answer. You see why straight away.
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1. This is ___ book.
2. Is this ___ car?
3. She loves ___ dog.
4. He lost ___ keys.
5. The cat likes ___ food.
6. We live in ___ house.
7. They love ___ children.
8. This bag is mine, and that one is ___.
9. My sister lost ___ phone.
10. The dog wagged ___ tail.
Answer key — Possessive Adjectives (A1)
- A — my. My is the possessive adjective for I, used before a noun.
- B — your. Your is the possessive adjective for you.
- B — her. Her is the possessive adjective for she.
- B — his. His is the possessive adjective for he.
- B — its. Its (no apostrophe) is the possessive adjective for it.
- B — our. Our is the possessive adjective for we.
- B — their. Their is the possessive adjective for they.
- C — yours. Yours is a possessive pronoun — it stands alone, with no noun after it.
- B — her. Her is the possessive adjective for she.
- B — its. Its (no apostrophe) is the possessive adjective for it.
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