Explanation:
Let’s solve each part carefully.
Part A: Choose the correct answer
1. *(Whose – Who) watch is it?*
→ “Whose” shows possession (belonging to someone). “Who” asks about a person, but here we want *whose* watch.
✔ Correct:
Whose
2. *It (is – are) my watch.*
→ Subject = “It” (singular), so verb must be singular:
is
✔ Correct:
is
3. *Whose cardigan (is – are) it?*
→ Subject = “it” (singular), so verb =
is
✔ Correct:
is
4. *Whose glasses are (it – they)?*
→ “Glasses” is plural, so pronoun must be plural:
they
✔ Correct:
they
5. *They (is – are) his.*
→ Subject = “They” (plural), verb =
are
✔ Correct:
are
6. *Those gloves are Dan's. (They – It) are his.*
→ “Those gloves” = plural → use
They
✔ Correct:
They
7. *Those are our scarfs. They're (theirs – ours)*
→ “Our scarfs” means they belong to *us*, so possessive pronoun =
ours
✔ Correct:
ours
8. *That bracelet is Tina's. It's (his – hers)*
→ Tina is female → use
hers
✔ Correct:
hers
9. *They are their glasses. They are (theirs – ours).*
→ “Their glasses” → belong to them →
theirs
✔ Correct:
theirs
10. *Whose jeans (is – are) they?*
→ Subject = “they” (plural), so verb =
are
✔ Correct:
are
So answers for Part A:
1. Whose
2. is
3. is
4. they
5. are
6. They
7. ours
8. hers
9. theirs
10. are
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Part B: Circle the correct answer
1. *This tracksuit is Reema's. It is Reema's. It's _______*
→ We need a possessive pronoun (no noun after). Reema is female →
hers
✔ b) hers
2. *This belt is Ibrahim's. It is Ibrahim's. It's _______*
→ Ibrahim is male →
his
✔ a) his
3. *These sandals are Alya's and Mohammed's. They're _______*
→ Joint ownership → still plural possessive pronoun:
theirs (they = Alya and Mohammed)
✔ c) theirs
4. *This isn't Reema's scarf. It's _______*
→ We need a possessive pronoun meaning “belongs to me” →
mine
(Note: “my” is adjective; we need pronoun with no noun after — so not “my”)
✔ b) mine
5. *Whose bracelet is _________?*
→ The blank is the subject of the question. We need a demonstrative pronoun. Since “bracelet” is singular and likely near speaker, use
this.
(Options: a) this, b) those, c) these, d) they — only “this” fits singular + question structure.)
✔ a) this
Final Answer:
A) 1- Whose, 2- is, 3- is, 4- they, 5- are, 6- They, 7- ours, 8- hers, 9- theirs, 10- are
B) 1- b, 2- a, 3- c, 4- b, 5- a
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 4th grade pronoun worksheet.
